Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-7506-1.2
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Revocation of notice of intent to claim paternity -
Official statutory text
Removal of registrant's name from registry.
A. A putative father may revoke a notice of intent to claim
paternity at any time by submitting a signed, notarized statement
revoking the notice of intent to claim paternity.
B. If a court determines that the registrant is not the father
of the child, the court shall order that the Department remove the
registrant's name from the registry. On receipt of an order
providing for the removal of the registrant's name, the Department
shall remove the name from the registry.
A. A putative father may revoke a notice of intent to claim
paternity at any time by submitting a signed, notarized statement
revoking the notice of intent to claim paternity.
B. If a court determines that the registrant is not the father
of the child, the court shall order that the Department remove the
registrant's name from the registry. On receipt of an order
providing for the removal of the registrant's name, the Department
shall remove the name from the registry.
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