Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-7-601.1

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Owner's and operator's security verification forms -

Official statutory text

Contents.

A. Every carrier, upon issuing an owner's policy, a renewal

thereof, or a binder, shall supply a security verification form in

duplicate to an owner for each insured vehicle on a form approved by

the Insurance Commissioner.

1. The owner's security verification form shall contain the

following minimum information:

a. the name, address, and the five-digit National

Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) company

code of the carrier,

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b. the name, address, and telephone number of the agent

or office where the existence of security may be

verified, if other than the carrier,

c. the name of the named insured; provided, the address

of the named insured shall not be included,

d. a notice that an owner's liability insurance policy

has been issued pursuant to the Compulsory Insurance

Law,

e. the year of manufacture, make, model, and the vehicle

identification number of each insured motor vehicle,

f. the inclusive dates the motor vehicle liability

insurance is in effect,

g. the policy number,

h. a warning to the owner that state law:

(1) requires a current copy of the owner's security

verification form must be surrendered to the

motor license agent or other registering agency

upon application or renewal for a motor vehicle

license plate,

(2) requires the other copy of the owner's security

verification form to be carried in the motor

vehicle at all times, and produced by any driver

of the vehicle upon request for inspection by any

peace officer or representative of the Department

of Public Safety. In case of an accident, the

security verification form shall be shown upon

request of any person affected by the accident,

and

i. the statement: "Examine policy exclusions carefully.

This form does not constitute any part of your

insurance policy."

2. When a carrier issues an owner's policy providing blanket

liability coverage for a fleet of motor vehicles, the requirement

for year of manufacture, make, model, and the vehicle identification

number specified in subparagraph e of paragraph 1 of this subsection

may be omitted, provided the security verification form shall bear

the term "Fleet Coverage" and otherwise meet the provisions of the

Compulsory Insurance Law.

3. In the event the effective dates within an owner's policy

exceed one (1) year, the carrier shall furnish the owner a copy of

the owner's security verification form at least annually in addition

to the time of issuance or renewal in order for the owner to submit

the copy for motor vehicle registration purposes.

4. In the event an owner's policy also provides liability

coverage which meets the requirements of an operator's policy, the

carrier may also issue to each person entitled thereto an operator's

security verification form as provided in this section.

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B. Every carrier, upon issuing an operator's policy, a renewal

thereof, or a binder, may issue to the insured person a written

operator's security verification form of a size which may

conveniently be carried upon the person, containing the following

minimum information:

1. The name, address of the carrier, and the five-digit

National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) company code;

2. The name, address, and telephone number of the person or

office where an inquiry may be made to verify the existence of

security;

3. The name of the named insured; provided, the address of the

named insured shall not be included;

4. A notice that in accordance with the Compulsory Insurance

Law, liability coverage has been issued for the named insured;

5. A statement reflecting the form may be carried in lieu of an

owner's form pursuant to the Compulsory Insurance Law while

operating a motor vehicle. The form shall be produced upon request

of any peace officer or representative of the Department of Public
be included;

4. A notice that in accordance with the Compulsory Insurance

Law, liability coverage has been issued for the named insured;

5. A statement reflecting the form may be carried in lieu of an

owner's form pursuant to the Compulsory Insurance Law while

operating a motor vehicle. The form shall be produced upon request

of any peace officer or representative of the Department of Public

Safety. In case of an accident, the form shall be shown upon

request of a person affected by an accident with a vehicle operated

by the insured;

6. The inclusive dates of liability coverage; and

7. The policy number.

C. A carrier may provide any additional information consistent

with the Compulsory Insurance Law of this state in an owner's or

operator's security verification form but shall not be required to

list the actual amounts of liability coverage thereon. The security

verification form shall not constitute nor be construed as any part

of an insurance policy, renewal or binder.

D. A carrier shall designate on the security verification form

whether the policy is a commercial auto policy.

E. The Insurance Department may approve security verification

forms in electronic format and paper format.

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