Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-1024
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Change of address or name of registered agent
Official statutory text
CHANGE OF ADDRESS OR NAME OF REGISTERED AGENT
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 18. Corporations Page 333
A. A registered agent may change the address of the registered
office of the corporation or corporations for which he or she is the
registered agent to another address in this state by filing with the
Secretary of State a certificate in the name of each affected
corporation, executed and acknowledged by the registered agent,
setting forth the address at which the registered agent has
maintained the registered office, and further certifying to the new
address to which the registered office will be changed on a given
day, and at which new address the registered agent will thereafter
maintain the registered office. Thereafter, or until further change
of address, as authorized by law, the registered office in this
state shall be located at the new address of the registered agent
thereof as given in the certificate.
B. In the event of a change of name of any person or
corporation acting as registered agent in this state, the registered
agent shall file with the Secretary of State a certificate in the
name of each affected, executed and acknowledged by the registered
agent, setting forth the new name of the registered agent, the name
of the registered agent before it was changed, and the address at
which the registered agent has maintained the registered office for
the affected corporation. A change of name of any person or
corporation acting as registered agent as a result of a merger or
consolidation of the registered agent, with or into another person
or corporation which succeeds to its assets by operation of law,
shall be deemed a change of name for purposes of this section.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 18. Corporations Page 333
A. A registered agent may change the address of the registered
office of the corporation or corporations for which he or she is the
registered agent to another address in this state by filing with the
Secretary of State a certificate in the name of each affected
corporation, executed and acknowledged by the registered agent,
setting forth the address at which the registered agent has
maintained the registered office, and further certifying to the new
address to which the registered office will be changed on a given
day, and at which new address the registered agent will thereafter
maintain the registered office. Thereafter, or until further change
of address, as authorized by law, the registered office in this
state shall be located at the new address of the registered agent
thereof as given in the certificate.
B. In the event of a change of name of any person or
corporation acting as registered agent in this state, the registered
agent shall file with the Secretary of State a certificate in the
name of each affected, executed and acknowledged by the registered
agent, setting forth the new name of the registered agent, the name
of the registered agent before it was changed, and the address at
which the registered agent has maintained the registered office for
the affected corporation. A change of name of any person or
corporation acting as registered agent as a result of a merger or
consolidation of the registered agent, with or into another person
or corporation which succeeds to its assets by operation of law,
shall be deemed a change of name for purposes of this section.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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