Oregon Instructions for Renewing a Restraining Order as a Former Protected Child allow a person under the age of 18 to apply for a restraining order to protect themselves from physical, emotional, or sexual abuse. In Oregon, there are two types of restraining orders for former protected children: an emergency order and a permanent order. An emergency order can be obtained in a matter of days and is valid for a period of up to 14 days. In order to obtain an emergency order, an application must be completed and submitted to the court. The application must include an affidavit outlining the facts of the case. The court will then review the application and make a decision whether to grant the restraining order. A permanent order can be obtained after the emergency order expires and is valid for up to one year. In order to renew a permanent order, the applicant must submit a petition to the court requesting the renewal. The petition must include an affidavit outlining the facts of the case and a request for the restraining order to be renewed. The court will then review the application and make a decision whether to grant the restraining order. In order to renew a restraining order, the applicant must provide evidence that the order is still necessary to protect them from physical, emotional, or sexual abuse. If the court determines that the order is still necessary, the restraining order will be renewed.