Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-303
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Official seal of Insurance Commissioner
Official statutory text
The Insurance Commissioner shall have an official seal, the
center of which shall be the same as that of the Great Seal of the
State of Oklahoma, and which shall be distinguished by the words
"Insurance Commissioner - State of Oklahoma" inscribed in the
circular band surrounding the remainder of the device. This seal
shall be the official seal of the office. Every certificate and
other document or paper duly executed by the Insurance Commissioner,
authorized employees of the Insurance Department, or independent
hearing examiners and all copies or photographic copies of papers
certified by authority of the Commissioner and authenticated by the
seal shall have the same force and effect as the original would in
any suit or proceedings in any court of this state.
center of which shall be the same as that of the Great Seal of the
State of Oklahoma, and which shall be distinguished by the words
"Insurance Commissioner - State of Oklahoma" inscribed in the
circular band surrounding the remainder of the device. This seal
shall be the official seal of the office. Every certificate and
other document or paper duly executed by the Insurance Commissioner,
authorized employees of the Insurance Department, or independent
hearing examiners and all copies or photographic copies of papers
certified by authority of the Commissioner and authenticated by the
seal shall have the same force and effect as the original would in
any suit or proceedings in any court of this state.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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