Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-381.25
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Amendment of certificate of incorporation
Official statutory text
An amended certificate of incorporation must be signed and
acknowledged by all of the directors of the association, and shall
conform with the requirements for the original certificate of
incorporation except that the names and addresses of the directors
shall be stated in lieu of names of the incorporators. An amended
certificate of incorporation shall be submitted to the State Banking
Commissioner for approval and shall be filed with the Secretary of
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 18. Corporations Page 39
State upon payment by the association of the statutory filing fees
for filing an amended certificate of incorporation.
acknowledged by all of the directors of the association, and shall
conform with the requirements for the original certificate of
incorporation except that the names and addresses of the directors
shall be stated in lieu of names of the incorporators. An amended
certificate of incorporation shall be submitted to the State Banking
Commissioner for approval and shall be filed with the Secretary of
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 18. Corporations Page 39
State upon payment by the association of the statutory filing fees
for filing an amended certificate of incorporation.
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