Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-1267.2
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(a) The officers of each group, company, assembly of persons,
or association with the intent designated in Section 1267.1 of this
title shall, within thirty (30) days of the effective date hereof,
register with the Attorney General, on forms prescribed by him by
regulations, as such an organization, and shall thereafter register
annually on or before July 1.
(b) The registration statements shall include the following
information:
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(1) The name of the organization and address of its principal
office;
(2) The name and present address of each person who is
currently an officer of the organization or who has been an officer
of the organization any time in the course of the twelve (12) months
preceding the filing of each registration statement;
(3) An accounting of all money received and expended by the
organization, including the sources of receipt and purposes of
expenditures, in the course of the twelve (12) months preceding the
filing of each registration statement;
(4) The name and present address of each person who is or was a
member of the organization at any time in the course of the twelve
(12) months preceding the filing of each registration statement.
(5) If any officer or member of the organization uses or has
used more than one name, all such names shall be included in the
registration statements.
(c) All such organizations shall maintain, in the form and
manner as the Attorney General shall by regulations provide, an
accurate and complete record of all information required by the
registration statement forms.
(d) If the officers of any such organization violate any
provision of this section they shall, upon conviction, be guilty of
a felony.
or association with the intent designated in Section 1267.1 of this
title shall, within thirty (30) days of the effective date hereof,
register with the Attorney General, on forms prescribed by him by
regulations, as such an organization, and shall thereafter register
annually on or before July 1.
(b) The registration statements shall include the following
information:
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 21. Crimes and Punishments Page 561
(1) The name of the organization and address of its principal
office;
(2) The name and present address of each person who is
currently an officer of the organization or who has been an officer
of the organization any time in the course of the twelve (12) months
preceding the filing of each registration statement;
(3) An accounting of all money received and expended by the
organization, including the sources of receipt and purposes of
expenditures, in the course of the twelve (12) months preceding the
filing of each registration statement;
(4) The name and present address of each person who is or was a
member of the organization at any time in the course of the twelve
(12) months preceding the filing of each registration statement.
(5) If any officer or member of the organization uses or has
used more than one name, all such names shall be included in the
registration statements.
(c) All such organizations shall maintain, in the form and
manner as the Attorney General shall by regulations provide, an
accurate and complete record of all information required by the
registration statement forms.
(d) If the officers of any such organization violate any
provision of this section they shall, upon conviction, be guilty of
a felony.
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