Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1107
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Application for certificate - Qualifications - Renewals,
Official statutory text
expiratrion.
A. Upon application, made upon a form to be prescribed by the
Department, by an individual not less than eighteen (18) years of
age, the Department shall issue a certificate when the applicant has
paid a nonrefundable application fee and has met any one of the
following qualifications:
1. An applicant who successfully completes training and
examination as prescribed by the Department; or
2. An applicant who holds a license or certificate issued by
any other state or territory of the United States, and currently
valid at the time he makes application hereunder, similar to a
certificate provided for herein, where the requirements of such
other state or territory for the issuance of a license or
certificate, at the time such applicant received said license or
certificate, were of a level found by the Department to be the
equivalent of the standards required hereby for a certificate of
similar kind. Provided, however, that no certificate shall be
issued under this paragraph unless the holder of a certificate under
this act would be issued a similar license or certificate by such
other state or territory under substantially the same conditions.
B. All fees shall be deposited in the Certification Fund.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 901
C. Any certificate issued under this section shall be renewable
annually for the period from July 1 to June 30.
D. A certificate shall be renewed upon approval of the
Department. Application for such renewal shall be submitted to the
Department on forms prescribed by the Department, shall be
accompanied by a renewal fee as set by the Board and shall include
documentation that the applicant has met the annual renewal training
requirements of the Department. The Department may allow a thirty-
one-day grace period for such renewals, from July 1 through July 31,
without requiring payment of a late fee as set by the Board,
provided the applicant submits the required renewal fee and
qualifies for such renewal.
E. A certificate which is not so renewed by July 31 shall have
no further force, effect or validity unless the Department, upon
receipt of an application from the holder of the expired certificate
within two (2) years after the certificate's June 30 renewal date,
reactivates such certificate. Such reactivation application shall
include the submission of data on forms prescribed by the
Department, renewal and reactivation late fees as set by the Board,
and documentation that the applicant has met the Department's
renewal training requirements. A reactivated certificate may be
renewed annually thereafter as provided in this section.
F. The holder of an expired and unreactivated certificate shall
not be issued any new certificate unless he applies and qualifies
therefor pursuant to the Waterworks and Wastewater Works Operator
Certification Act.
A. Upon application, made upon a form to be prescribed by the
Department, by an individual not less than eighteen (18) years of
age, the Department shall issue a certificate when the applicant has
paid a nonrefundable application fee and has met any one of the
following qualifications:
1. An applicant who successfully completes training and
examination as prescribed by the Department; or
2. An applicant who holds a license or certificate issued by
any other state or territory of the United States, and currently
valid at the time he makes application hereunder, similar to a
certificate provided for herein, where the requirements of such
other state or territory for the issuance of a license or
certificate, at the time such applicant received said license or
certificate, were of a level found by the Department to be the
equivalent of the standards required hereby for a certificate of
similar kind. Provided, however, that no certificate shall be
issued under this paragraph unless the holder of a certificate under
this act would be issued a similar license or certificate by such
other state or territory under substantially the same conditions.
B. All fees shall be deposited in the Certification Fund.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 901
C. Any certificate issued under this section shall be renewable
annually for the period from July 1 to June 30.
D. A certificate shall be renewed upon approval of the
Department. Application for such renewal shall be submitted to the
Department on forms prescribed by the Department, shall be
accompanied by a renewal fee as set by the Board and shall include
documentation that the applicant has met the annual renewal training
requirements of the Department. The Department may allow a thirty-
one-day grace period for such renewals, from July 1 through July 31,
without requiring payment of a late fee as set by the Board,
provided the applicant submits the required renewal fee and
qualifies for such renewal.
E. A certificate which is not so renewed by July 31 shall have
no further force, effect or validity unless the Department, upon
receipt of an application from the holder of the expired certificate
within two (2) years after the certificate's June 30 renewal date,
reactivates such certificate. Such reactivation application shall
include the submission of data on forms prescribed by the
Department, renewal and reactivation late fees as set by the Board,
and documentation that the applicant has met the Department's
renewal training requirements. A reactivated certificate may be
renewed annually thereafter as provided in this section.
F. The holder of an expired and unreactivated certificate shall
not be issued any new certificate unless he applies and qualifies
therefor pursuant to the Waterworks and Wastewater Works Operator
Certification Act.
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