Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-1143
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Compensation of licensed operators - Mail order vehicle
Official statutory text
registration notification program - Bond.
A. A licensed operator shall retain as compensation those taxes
and fees collected and retained pursuant to Section 1141.1 of this
title, and shall additionally retain:
1. All amounts remaining from notary and mailing fees and those
provided by Section 1105A of this title received by such licensed
operator, after payment of all costs of handling and mailing;
2. All profits from any concessions operated in the licensed
operator's office; and
3. All amounts collected pursuant to subsection H of Section
1111 of this title.
B. A licensed operator shall receive a fee as regulated in
Title 49 of the Oklahoma Statutes for each document notarized.
C. Service Oklahoma shall initiate a mail order vehicle
registration notification program, which shall consist of
notification annually to all vehicle owners in this state of such
time an owner shall register and license a vehicle as provided for
in Section 1101 et seq. of this title. The notification issued by
Service Oklahoma shall include a breakdown of all charges to be paid
by the owner, other items deemed necessary by Service Oklahoma and
shall notify the owner of the option of paying registration fees and
receiving the license plate or decal through the mail directly from
Service Oklahoma or of registering and receiving the license plate
or decal from a licensed operator. On the back of such registration
notification forms there shall be the address of Service Oklahoma in
large black type and an explanation of the apportionment of all
license fees and penalties collected and their disposition. Such
explanation shall include information as to all charges included in
the total license fee and any fees or charges incident to the
registration of a motor vehicle, to include all fees that a licensed
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operator is authorized to collect. If the owner chooses the option
of receiving these services through the mail, either from Service
Oklahoma or the licensed operator, the owner shall then be
instructed to pay the final total listed. The costs of mailing
shall be the cost of postage plus One Dollar and twenty-five cents
($1.25) for license plates, the cost of postage plus One Dollar
($1.00) for decals and for the mailing of any other form, title,
decal or device provided for in the Oklahoma Vehicle License and
Registration Act. Provided however, Service Oklahoma may adjust any
mailing costs from time to time as it deems appropriate and as will
allow for additional fees the U.S. Postal Service may charge.
D. Money received by Service Oklahoma for the issuance of any
registrations, license plates or otherwise shall be apportioned to
the schools in accordance with other laws controlling such
distributions.
E. Failure by an owner of a vehicle to receive registration
notification as provided for in the Motor Vehicle License and
Registration Act shall not in any manner relieve such person from
the obligation of proper and timely registration and licensing of
such vehicle, and such person shall be subject to any penalties
prescribed by the Oklahoma Vehicle License and Registration Act.
F. A licensed operator, out of the taxes and fees collected and
retained pursuant to Section 1141.1 of this title, shall obtain a
faithful performance surety bond or cash bond in the amount of
Thirty Thousand Dollars ($30,000.00) or in such additional amount
and form required by Service Oklahoma or by the Oklahoma Vehicle
License and Registration Act, a blanket surety bond or cash bond
covering adequately all office personnel, necessary insurance,
necessary office equipment and furniture, and other goods and
services essential to the proper operation of the Service Oklahoma
location. Provided that Service Oklahoma shall have the authority
to lower such required surety bond to an amount that is commensurate
le
License and Registration Act, a blanket surety bond or cash bond
covering adequately all office personnel, necessary insurance,
necessary office equipment and furniture, and other goods and
services essential to the proper operation of the Service Oklahoma
location. Provided that Service Oklahoma shall have the authority
to lower such required surety bond to an amount that is commensurate
with the amount of business conducted by the licensed operator, but
in no event shall that amount be less than Five Thousand Dollars
($5,000.00). Licensed operators shall obtain the surety bond or
cash bond required by this section only during their first year of
operation. Thereafter, the licensed operators shall be subject to
the provisions of Section 1143.1 of this title.
A. A licensed operator shall retain as compensation those taxes
and fees collected and retained pursuant to Section 1141.1 of this
title, and shall additionally retain:
1. All amounts remaining from notary and mailing fees and those
provided by Section 1105A of this title received by such licensed
operator, after payment of all costs of handling and mailing;
2. All profits from any concessions operated in the licensed
operator's office; and
3. All amounts collected pursuant to subsection H of Section
1111 of this title.
B. A licensed operator shall receive a fee as regulated in
Title 49 of the Oklahoma Statutes for each document notarized.
C. Service Oklahoma shall initiate a mail order vehicle
registration notification program, which shall consist of
notification annually to all vehicle owners in this state of such
time an owner shall register and license a vehicle as provided for
in Section 1101 et seq. of this title. The notification issued by
Service Oklahoma shall include a breakdown of all charges to be paid
by the owner, other items deemed necessary by Service Oklahoma and
shall notify the owner of the option of paying registration fees and
receiving the license plate or decal through the mail directly from
Service Oklahoma or of registering and receiving the license plate
or decal from a licensed operator. On the back of such registration
notification forms there shall be the address of Service Oklahoma in
large black type and an explanation of the apportionment of all
license fees and penalties collected and their disposition. Such
explanation shall include information as to all charges included in
the total license fee and any fees or charges incident to the
registration of a motor vehicle, to include all fees that a licensed
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 1427
operator is authorized to collect. If the owner chooses the option
of receiving these services through the mail, either from Service
Oklahoma or the licensed operator, the owner shall then be
instructed to pay the final total listed. The costs of mailing
shall be the cost of postage plus One Dollar and twenty-five cents
($1.25) for license plates, the cost of postage plus One Dollar
($1.00) for decals and for the mailing of any other form, title,
decal or device provided for in the Oklahoma Vehicle License and
Registration Act. Provided however, Service Oklahoma may adjust any
mailing costs from time to time as it deems appropriate and as will
allow for additional fees the U.S. Postal Service may charge.
D. Money received by Service Oklahoma for the issuance of any
registrations, license plates or otherwise shall be apportioned to
the schools in accordance with other laws controlling such
distributions.
E. Failure by an owner of a vehicle to receive registration
notification as provided for in the Motor Vehicle License and
Registration Act shall not in any manner relieve such person from
the obligation of proper and timely registration and licensing of
such vehicle, and such person shall be subject to any penalties
prescribed by the Oklahoma Vehicle License and Registration Act.
F. A licensed operator, out of the taxes and fees collected and
retained pursuant to Section 1141.1 of this title, shall obtain a
faithful performance surety bond or cash bond in the amount of
Thirty Thousand Dollars ($30,000.00) or in such additional amount
and form required by Service Oklahoma or by the Oklahoma Vehicle
License and Registration Act, a blanket surety bond or cash bond
covering adequately all office personnel, necessary insurance,
necessary office equipment and furniture, and other goods and
services essential to the proper operation of the Service Oklahoma
location. Provided that Service Oklahoma shall have the authority
to lower such required surety bond to an amount that is commensurate
le
License and Registration Act, a blanket surety bond or cash bond
covering adequately all office personnel, necessary insurance,
necessary office equipment and furniture, and other goods and
services essential to the proper operation of the Service Oklahoma
location. Provided that Service Oklahoma shall have the authority
to lower such required surety bond to an amount that is commensurate
with the amount of business conducted by the licensed operator, but
in no event shall that amount be less than Five Thousand Dollars
($5,000.00). Licensed operators shall obtain the surety bond or
cash bond required by this section only during their first year of
operation. Thereafter, the licensed operators shall be subject to
the provisions of Section 1143.1 of this title.
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