OR SB599

Landlords are prohibited from inquiring about immigration or citizenship status of applicants, tenants, or household members, except when required by federal rent subsidy programs

Landlords must accept a broad range of identity documents for verification, including Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs), foreign passports, expired government IDs, and non-government identification combinations

Applications cannot be rejected solely because an applicant lacks a Social Security number or cannot prove lawful presence in the United States, provided they agree to provide acceptable alternative identification

Landlords are prohibited from disclosing or threatening to disclose immigration status with intent to harass, retaliate against, or intimidate tenants or applicants

Violations are subject to remedies under ORS 90.390 and ORS 659A.885 (unlawful practices), with the law taking effect 30 days after passage under an emergency declaration