The Oregon Petition and Order to Register Foreign Deposition Instrument and Issue Subpoenas is a legal document used to obtain evidence from an individual or entity outside the United States. This document is filed in the state of Oregon, and can be used in any number of legal proceedings. It applies to civil and criminal proceedings, and can be used to gather evidence for discovery, depositions, or for trial. This document is used to compel a non-U.S. citizen or entity to provide evidence in a case. The Oregon Petition and Order to Register Foreign Deposition Instrument and Issue Subpoenas can be divided into two types: 1) the Original Petition and Order, and 2) the Amended Petition and Order. The Original Petition and Order is the first document filed in Oregon; it states the facts and requests that a foreign deposition instrument and subpoenas be issued. The Amended Petition and Order is a modified version of the Original Petition and Order, and can be used if new information is needed or if the parties involved have changed. Once the Petition and Order is filed, the court can issue a deposition instrument and subpoenas to the non-U.S. citizen or entity. The deposition instrument and subpoenas will compel the individual or entity to provide evidence in a case. The evidence gathered from the deposition instrument and subpoenas can then be used in a trial or other legal proceedings.