Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-240.22G
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Official statutory text
Levy of match accounts.
Upon matching a delinquent obligor with a financial account, the
Division shall automatically issue a levy for each match account
unless after reviewing each data match, it is found that a levy
would be inappropriate under the particular circumstances, and there
is full and timely compliance with a court-ordered payment plan.
1. Such levy shall be valid for sixty (60) days. Upon receipt
of any levy, the financial institution shall:
a. immediately freeze all accounts of the obligor, up to
the amount of the lien,
b. hold funds in the accounts for twenty-one (21) days
before remitting payment to the Division, and
c. notify the Division if an account has been closed.
2. Except as provided in Section 240.22E of this title, the
financial institution shall not disclose information to the
depositor or account holder. Within three (3) working days after
levy is sent to the financial institution, the Division shall send
the levy to the obligor, with a notice that the obligor has ten (10)
days to request an administrative review of the levy.
3. Twenty-one (21) days after receiving the levy, the financial
institution shall remit funds, up to the amount of the lien, to the
Division, unless the Division has notified the institution that the
levy has been released in part or in full. The financial
institution shall remit any additional deposit made to a levied
account, up to the amount of the levy, for a period of sixty (60)
days after receiving the levy.
Upon matching a delinquent obligor with a financial account, the
Division shall automatically issue a levy for each match account
unless after reviewing each data match, it is found that a levy
would be inappropriate under the particular circumstances, and there
is full and timely compliance with a court-ordered payment plan.
1. Such levy shall be valid for sixty (60) days. Upon receipt
of any levy, the financial institution shall:
a. immediately freeze all accounts of the obligor, up to
the amount of the lien,
b. hold funds in the accounts for twenty-one (21) days
before remitting payment to the Division, and
c. notify the Division if an account has been closed.
2. Except as provided in Section 240.22E of this title, the
financial institution shall not disclose information to the
depositor or account holder. Within three (3) working days after
levy is sent to the financial institution, the Division shall send
the levy to the obligor, with a notice that the obligor has ten (10)
days to request an administrative review of the levy.
3. Twenty-one (21) days after receiving the levy, the financial
institution shall remit funds, up to the amount of the lien, to the
Division, unless the Division has notified the institution that the
levy has been released in part or in full. The financial
institution shall remit any additional deposit made to a levied
account, up to the amount of the levy, for a period of sixty (60)
days after receiving the levy.
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