Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1213

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Applications for registration - Forms - Fees

Official statutory text

Applications for registration shall be made on forms prescribed

and furnished by the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and

Forestry, shall contain statements as to citizenship, residence, the

applicant's education and a detailed summary of the applicant's

technical work, and shall contain the names of not less than five

(5) persons, of whom three (3) or more shall be forestry school

graduates, having personal or professional knowledge of the

applicant's forestry experience. The forms shall also contain a

code of ethics prepared and approved by the Department essentially

conforming to the code of ethics of the Society of American

Foresters. The registration fee for a certificate as a "licensed

forester" shall be fixed by the Department but not to exceed Twenty-

five Dollars ($25.00), one-half (1/2) of which fee shall accompany

the application, the balance to be paid before issuance of the

certificate. Should the applicant fail or refuse to remit the

remaining balance within thirty (30) days after being notified by

mail that the applicant has successfully qualified, the applicant

shall forfeit the right to have a certificate issued and the

applicant may be required to again submit an original application

and pay an original fee therefor. Should the Department deny the

issuance of a certificate of registration to any applicant, the fee

deposited shall be retained by the Department as an application fee.

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