Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-15.14

A. In addition to obtaining a certificate or license, certified

public accountants and public accountants, unless granted practice

privileges under Section 15.12A of this title, shall register with

the Oklahoma Accountancy Board and pay a registration fee.

B. After the initial registration, renewal of registrations

shall be accomplished by registrants in good standing upon filing of

the registration and upon payment of the registration fee. Interim

registration shall be at full rates.

C. All valid certificates or licenses shall be renewed by the

last day of the individuals' birth months. Renewal will be

effective for a twelve-month period. The Board shall implement

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rules for the scheduling of expiration and renewal of certificates

and licenses, including the prorating of fees.

D. Not less than thirty (30) calendar days before the

expiration of a valid certificate or license, written notice of the

expiration date shall be mailed to the individual holding the valid

certificate or license at the last-known address of such individual

according to the official records of the Board.

E. A certificate or license shall be renewed by payment of a

registration renewal fee set by the Board which shall not exceed Two

Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for each two-year period.

1. Upon failure of an individual to pay registration fees on or

before the expiration date, the Board shall notify the individual in

writing by certified mail to the last known address of the

individual, as reflected in the records of the Board, of the

individual's failure to comply with the Oklahoma Accountancy Act.

2. A certificate or license granted under authority of the

Oklahoma Accountancy Act shall automatically be revoked if the

individual fails to pay registration fees within thirty (30) days

after the expiration date.

3. Any individual whose certificate or license is canceled,

revoked for cause or automatically revoked by this provision may be

reinstated by the Board upon payment of:

a. a fee set by the Board which shall not exceed Three

Hundred Dollars ($300.00) for a renewal within one (1)

year of the due date,

b. a fee set by the Board which shall not exceed Five

Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) after one (1) year of the

expiration date, or

c. a fee set pursuant to subparagraph a of this

paragraph, if the applicant applies for reinstatement

and is registered in another jurisdiction at the time

of application.

However, an individual whose certificate or license has been

revoked for cause for five (5) years or more may not renew the

certificate or license. The individual may obtain a new certificate

or license by complying with the requirements and procedures,

including the examination requirements, for obtaining an original

certificate or license. This provision shall not apply to an

individual who is licensed to practice in another jurisdiction for

the five (5) years immediately preceding their application for

reinstatement.

F. The Board shall establish rules whereby the registration fee

for certified public accountants and public accountants may, upon

written application to the Board, be reduced or waived by the Board

for registrants who have retired upon reaching retirement age, or

who have attained the age of sixty-five (65) years, or who have

become disabled to a degree precluding the continuance of their

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practice for six (6) months or more prior to the due date of any

renewal fee. The Board shall use its discretion in determining

conditions required for retirement or disability.

G. All notifications of criminal arrests or charges,

disciplinary actions by any other jurisdiction or foreign country,

revocation or suspension by enforcement action of any professional

credential and all changes of employment or mailing address shall be
or to the due date of any

renewal fee. The Board shall use its discretion in determining

conditions required for retirement or disability.

G. All notifications of criminal arrests or charges,

disciplinary actions by any other jurisdiction or foreign country,

revocation or suspension by enforcement action of any professional

credential and all changes of employment or mailing address shall be

reported to the Board within thirty (30) calendar days of such

changes becoming effective.

H. At the direction of the Board, a register of registrants may

be published in any media format the Board considers appropriate for

public distribution.