Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-475.10
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Record of proceedings and applications - Evidentiary
Official statutory text
use - Annual reports - Confidentiality.
A. The State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and
Surveyors shall keep a record of its proceedings and of all
applications for licensing, which record shall show:
1. The name, date of birth and last-known mailing and email
address of each applicant;
2. The date of application;
3. The place of business of the applicant;
4. The education, experience and other qualifications of the
applicant;
5. The type of examination required;
6. Whether or not the applicant was rejected;
7. Whether or not a license was granted;
8. The date of the action of the Board;
9. The board-approved area(s) of competence in a specific
discipline(s) or branch(es) of engineering;
10. A declaration under penalty of perjury from each applicant
that he or she will abide by the statutes and rules prescribed by
the Board, with the declaration becoming a part of his or her
application for licensing; and
11. Such other information as may be deemed necessary by the
Board.
B. The Board shall keep a record of all applications for a
certificate of authority, which shall show all of the following:
1. The name, date of formation, and business address of each
applicant;
2. The date of application;
3. The name, physical address, and license number of the
managing agent;
4. Whether or not the application was rejected;
5. Whether or not a certificate of authority was granted;
6. The date of the action by the Board;
7. Services offered from each location;
8. A declaration under penalty of perjury from an officer and
managing agent, if the officer is not the managing agent, that the
applicant will abide by the statutes and rules prescribed by the
Board, with the oath becoming a part of its application for a
certificate of authority; and
9. Any other information deemed necessary by the Board.
C. The record of the Board shall be prima facie evidence of the
proceedings of the Board and a transcript thereof, duly certified by
the Secretary or Executive Director of the Board under seal, shall
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 409
be admissible as evidence with the same force and effect as if the
original were produced.
D. The Board shall submit, upon request from the Governor, a
report of its transactions of the preceding year, including a
complete statement of the receipts and expenditures of the Board,
attested by affidavits of its Chair and its Secretary.
E. Board records and papers of the following class may be kept
confidential by the Board: examination materials, file records of
examination problem solutions, exam scores or results, letters of
inquiry and reference concerning applicants, transcripts of college
courses and grades, email addresses, ongoing investigation files,
closed complaints, information otherwise protected by law and all
other matters of like confidential nature.
A. The State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and
Surveyors shall keep a record of its proceedings and of all
applications for licensing, which record shall show:
1. The name, date of birth and last-known mailing and email
address of each applicant;
2. The date of application;
3. The place of business of the applicant;
4. The education, experience and other qualifications of the
applicant;
5. The type of examination required;
6. Whether or not the applicant was rejected;
7. Whether or not a license was granted;
8. The date of the action of the Board;
9. The board-approved area(s) of competence in a specific
discipline(s) or branch(es) of engineering;
10. A declaration under penalty of perjury from each applicant
that he or she will abide by the statutes and rules prescribed by
the Board, with the declaration becoming a part of his or her
application for licensing; and
11. Such other information as may be deemed necessary by the
Board.
B. The Board shall keep a record of all applications for a
certificate of authority, which shall show all of the following:
1. The name, date of formation, and business address of each
applicant;
2. The date of application;
3. The name, physical address, and license number of the
managing agent;
4. Whether or not the application was rejected;
5. Whether or not a certificate of authority was granted;
6. The date of the action by the Board;
7. Services offered from each location;
8. A declaration under penalty of perjury from an officer and
managing agent, if the officer is not the managing agent, that the
applicant will abide by the statutes and rules prescribed by the
Board, with the oath becoming a part of its application for a
certificate of authority; and
9. Any other information deemed necessary by the Board.
C. The record of the Board shall be prima facie evidence of the
proceedings of the Board and a transcript thereof, duly certified by
the Secretary or Executive Director of the Board under seal, shall
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 409
be admissible as evidence with the same force and effect as if the
original were produced.
D. The Board shall submit, upon request from the Governor, a
report of its transactions of the preceding year, including a
complete statement of the receipts and expenditures of the Board,
attested by affidavits of its Chair and its Secretary.
E. Board records and papers of the following class may be kept
confidential by the Board: examination materials, file records of
examination problem solutions, exam scores or results, letters of
inquiry and reference concerning applicants, transcripts of college
courses and grades, email addresses, ongoing investigation files,
closed complaints, information otherwise protected by law and all
other matters of like confidential nature.
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