Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-2006
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Execution of articles - Evidence of authority -
Official statutory text
Signatures.
A. Articles required by Section 2000 et seq. of this title to
be filed with the Office of the Secretary of State shall be executed
in the following manner:
1. Articles of organization must be signed by at least one
person who need not be a member of the limited liability company;
and
2. Articles of amendment, registered series, merger,
consolidation, conversion, division, or dissolution must be signed
by a manager.
B. Any person may sign any articles by an attorney in fact. A
person who executes articles as an attorney-in-fact, agent or
fiduciary is not required to exhibit evidence of his or her
authority as a prerequisite to filing.
C. The execution of any articles under the Oklahoma Limited
Liability Company Act constitutes an affirmation under the penalties
of perjury that the facts stated therein are true.
D. Any signature on articles or any other instrument authorized
by the Oklahoma Limited Liability Company Act may be a facsimile
signature, a conformed signature or an electronically transmitted
signature.
A. Articles required by Section 2000 et seq. of this title to
be filed with the Office of the Secretary of State shall be executed
in the following manner:
1. Articles of organization must be signed by at least one
person who need not be a member of the limited liability company;
and
2. Articles of amendment, registered series, merger,
consolidation, conversion, division, or dissolution must be signed
by a manager.
B. Any person may sign any articles by an attorney in fact. A
person who executes articles as an attorney-in-fact, agent or
fiduciary is not required to exhibit evidence of his or her
authority as a prerequisite to filing.
C. The execution of any articles under the Oklahoma Limited
Liability Company Act constitutes an affirmation under the penalties
of perjury that the facts stated therein are true.
D. Any signature on articles or any other instrument authorized
by the Oklahoma Limited Liability Company Act may be a facsimile
signature, a conformed signature or an electronically transmitted
signature.
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