Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-592.6

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License investigation - Fees

Official statutory text

A. Upon the filing of an application and bond and payment of

the annual fee and an investigation fee, the Commission shall

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 921

conduct an investigation. If the Commission finds that the

financial responsibility, experience, character and general fitness

of the applicant are such as to warrant belief that the business

will be operated lawfully and fairly, within the purposes of this

act, and the applicant meets the eligibility requirements of this

act and the rules of the Commission, the Commission shall grant the

application and issue to the applicant a license which will be

evidence of the authority of the applicant to do business pursuant

to the Oklahoma Crusher Act.

B. If the Commission does not find facts sufficient to warrant

issuance of a license, the Commission may deny the application. In

the event of denial of the application, the investigation fee shall

be retained by the Commission, but the annual license fee shall be

returned to the applicant.

C. The Commission shall prescribe by rule a fee for each

initial application, investigation fee, renewal application, late

fee for renewals not received by June 1, and fee for each license

change, duplicate license or returned check.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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