Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-552.19
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registration.
A. The Secretary of State shall make available on the Secretary
of State’s website all pertinent information related to the entities
that are required to register under this act including information
included in the entity’s registration. The Secretary of State shall
also create a numbering system and assign a registration number to
each entity that is required to register under this act. The
registration number shall also be identified with the registered
entity on the website.
B. The Secretary of State shall, on or before July 1, 2012,
provide for electronic registration of all entities required to
register under this act.
C. The Secretary of State shall notify the Office of the
Attorney General if, in the opinion of the Secretary of State, there
is such a violation of the Oklahoma Solicitation of Charitable
Contributions Act that the Office of the Attorney General needs to
be aware of in order to investigate or prosecute.
D. The Office of the Attorney General may review all
applications and renewals and other relevant information required to
be filed with the Secretary of State pursuant to this act in order
to determine the reasonableness and accuracy of such information and
to determine if there are any violations of the act. If the Office
of the Attorney General finds any questionable information or
inaccuracies, it may notify the charitable organization,
professional fundraiser or professional solicitor of such
discrepancies and allow a reasonable time to cure such
discrepancies. If such discrepancies are not cured in a reasonable
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time or if the Office of the Attorney General becomes aware of any
other violations of this act, then it may investigate and/or
prosecute as authorized by this act.
E. If the Office of the Attorney General becomes aware of any
charitable organization, professional fundraiser, or professional
solicitor that has not registered and that is required to register
under the Oklahoma Solicitation of Charitable Contributions Act,
then the Office of the Attorney General shall notify such entity in
writing that it must comply with the act and register. If the
entity has not registered within one month after written
notification then the Office of the Attorney General may take
enforcement action concerning the failure to register.
A. The Secretary of State shall make available on the Secretary
of State’s website all pertinent information related to the entities
that are required to register under this act including information
included in the entity’s registration. The Secretary of State shall
also create a numbering system and assign a registration number to
each entity that is required to register under this act. The
registration number shall also be identified with the registered
entity on the website.
B. The Secretary of State shall, on or before July 1, 2012,
provide for electronic registration of all entities required to
register under this act.
C. The Secretary of State shall notify the Office of the
Attorney General if, in the opinion of the Secretary of State, there
is such a violation of the Oklahoma Solicitation of Charitable
Contributions Act that the Office of the Attorney General needs to
be aware of in order to investigate or prosecute.
D. The Office of the Attorney General may review all
applications and renewals and other relevant information required to
be filed with the Secretary of State pursuant to this act in order
to determine the reasonableness and accuracy of such information and
to determine if there are any violations of the act. If the Office
of the Attorney General finds any questionable information or
inaccuracies, it may notify the charitable organization,
professional fundraiser or professional solicitor of such
discrepancies and allow a reasonable time to cure such
discrepancies. If such discrepancies are not cured in a reasonable
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 18. Corporations Page 256
time or if the Office of the Attorney General becomes aware of any
other violations of this act, then it may investigate and/or
prosecute as authorized by this act.
E. If the Office of the Attorney General becomes aware of any
charitable organization, professional fundraiser, or professional
solicitor that has not registered and that is required to register
under the Oklahoma Solicitation of Charitable Contributions Act,
then the Office of the Attorney General shall notify such entity in
writing that it must comply with the act and register. If the
entity has not registered within one month after written
notification then the Office of the Attorney General may take
enforcement action concerning the failure to register.
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