Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-352
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Commissioner authorized to refund certain fees
Official statutory text
A. 1. Upon request by an applicant, the Insurance Commissioner
may refund to the applicant all or any portion of any fees collected
by the Commissioner pursuant to law including but not limited to any
unearned fees and application fees. Such fees may be refunded, if
requested, prior to any official action being taken by the
Commissioner or prior to the occurrence of the action for which the
application was made or in such other circumstances that the
Commissioner deems proper.
2. The Commissioner may retain a portion of the fee if it is
determined that administrative costs were incurred by the Insurance
Department in the action.
B. The Commissioner shall promulgate permanent rules and may
promulgate emergency rules to implement the provisions of this
section pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act.
may refund to the applicant all or any portion of any fees collected
by the Commissioner pursuant to law including but not limited to any
unearned fees and application fees. Such fees may be refunded, if
requested, prior to any official action being taken by the
Commissioner or prior to the occurrence of the action for which the
application was made or in such other circumstances that the
Commissioner deems proper.
2. The Commissioner may retain a portion of the fee if it is
determined that administrative costs were incurred by the Insurance
Department in the action.
B. The Commissioner shall promulgate permanent rules and may
promulgate emergency rules to implement the provisions of this
section pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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