Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-4008

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Application for certificate of title - Transmittal -

Official statutory text

Issuance - Confirmation.

Except as otherwise provided in Section 4005 of this title, the

owner of every vessel or motor in this state shall possess a

certificate of title as proof of ownership of such vessel or motor.

Application for a certificate of title, whether an original or

duplicate, may be made to any licensed operator. When application

is made with a licensed operator, the application information shall

be transmitted either electronically or by mail to Service Oklahoma

by the licensed operator. If the application information is

transmitted electronically, the licensed operator shall forward the

required application along with evidence of ownership, where

required, by mail. Where the transmission of application

information cannot be performed electronically, Service Oklahoma is

authorized to provide postage-paid envelopes to licensed operators

for the purpose of mailing the application along with evidence of

ownership, where required. Service Oklahoma shall upon receipt of

proper application information issue an Oklahoma certificate of

title. Such certificates may be mailed to the applicant. Upon

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issuance of a certificate of title, Service Oklahoma shall provide

the appropriate licensed operator with confirmation of such

issuance.

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