Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-7-320
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Alternate methods of giving proof
Official statutory text
Proof of financial responsibility when required under this
article, with respect to a vehicle or with respect to a person who
is not the owner of a vehicle, may be given by filing:
1. A security verification form as defined in Section 7-600 of
this title;
2. A certificate of deposit of money or securities as provided
in Section 7-330 of this title; or
3. A certificate of self-insurance, as provided in Section 7-
503 of this title, supplemented by an agreement by the self-insurer
that, with respect to accidents occurring while the certificate is
in force, the self-insurer will pay the same amounts that an insurer
would have been obliged to pay under a motor vehicle liability
policy if the insurance carrier had issued a policy to the self-
insurer.
article, with respect to a vehicle or with respect to a person who
is not the owner of a vehicle, may be given by filing:
1. A security verification form as defined in Section 7-600 of
this title;
2. A certificate of deposit of money or securities as provided
in Section 7-330 of this title; or
3. A certificate of self-insurance, as provided in Section 7-
503 of this title, supplemented by an agreement by the self-insurer
that, with respect to accidents occurring while the certificate is
in force, the self-insurer will pay the same amounts that an insurer
would have been obliged to pay under a motor vehicle liability
policy if the insurance carrier had issued a policy to the self-
insurer.
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