Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-240.4
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Admissibility of report of payments
Official statutory text
A report of the payments made by the obligor or payor or of AFDC
payments made to a person entitled to support which is prepared by
the Division, the District Office, or by public agencies in other
states with a certification of authenticity executed by the
Division, the District Office, or a public agency in another state
is admissible into evidence in district court or in an
administrative court proceeding as self-authenticated.
payments made to a person entitled to support which is prepared by
the Division, the District Office, or by public agencies in other
states with a certification of authenticity executed by the
Division, the District Office, or a public agency in another state
is admissible into evidence in district court or in an
administrative court proceeding as self-authenticated.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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