Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-858-306
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Licensing of nonresidents
Official statutory text
A. Any person who desires to perform licensed activities in
Oklahoma but maintains a place of business outside of Oklahoma may
obtain an Oklahoma nonresident license by complying with all
applicable provisions of this Code including the successful
completion of the applicable Oklahoma state portion of the real
estate examination.
B. The nonresident shall give written consent that actions and
suits at law may be commenced against the nonresident licensee in
any county in this state wherein any cause of action may arise or be
claimed to have arisen out of any transaction occurring in the
county because of any transactions commenced or conducted by the
nonresident or the nonresident's associates or employees in such
county. The nonresident shall further, in writing, appoint the
secretary-treasurer of said Commission as service agent to receive
service of summons for the nonresident in all of such actions and
service upon the secretary-treasurer of such Commission shall be
held to be sufficient to give the court jurisdiction over the
nonresident in all such actions.
C. A broker who is duly licensed in another state and who has
not obtained an Oklahoma nonresident license may enter a cooperative
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 720
brokerage agreement with a licensed real estate broker in this
state. If, however, the broker desires to perform licensed
activities in this state, the broker must obtain an Oklahoma
nonresident license.
Oklahoma but maintains a place of business outside of Oklahoma may
obtain an Oklahoma nonresident license by complying with all
applicable provisions of this Code including the successful
completion of the applicable Oklahoma state portion of the real
estate examination.
B. The nonresident shall give written consent that actions and
suits at law may be commenced against the nonresident licensee in
any county in this state wherein any cause of action may arise or be
claimed to have arisen out of any transaction occurring in the
county because of any transactions commenced or conducted by the
nonresident or the nonresident's associates or employees in such
county. The nonresident shall further, in writing, appoint the
secretary-treasurer of said Commission as service agent to receive
service of summons for the nonresident in all of such actions and
service upon the secretary-treasurer of such Commission shall be
held to be sufficient to give the court jurisdiction over the
nonresident in all such actions.
C. A broker who is duly licensed in another state and who has
not obtained an Oklahoma nonresident license may enter a cooperative
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 720
brokerage agreement with a licensed real estate broker in this
state. If, however, the broker desires to perform licensed
activities in this state, the broker must obtain an Oklahoma
nonresident license.
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