What is the result of successful adverse possession in Oregon?

In Oregon, the result of successful adverse possession is the acquisition of legal title to the property. Adverse possession allows a person to claim ownership of land under specific conditions, such as continuous and open use of the property, without the permission of the original owner, for a statutorily defined period—which in Oregon is typically 10 years. Once all legal requirements are met, the individual who has possessed the property can petition the court to recognize their ownership, leading to the formal transfer of legal title. This process provides a method for resolving disputes over property rights and enables the possession of land to be transformed into rightful ownership.