Okla. Stat. tit. 84, § 84-905
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Electronic will requirements
Official statutory text
A. Subject to subsection D of Section 7 of this act, an
electronic will must be:
1. A record that is readable as text at the time of signing
under paragraph 2 of this subsection;
2. Signed by:
a. the testator, or
b. another individual in the testator’s name, in the
testator’s physical presence and by the testator’s
direction in a manner recognized by Oklahoma law; and
3. Signed in the physical or electronic presence of the
testator by at least two individuals, each of whom is a resident of
a state and physically located in a state at the time of signing,
within a reasonable time after witnessing:
a. the signing of the will under paragraph 2 of this
subsection, or
b. the testator’s acknowledgment of the signing of the
will under paragraph 2 of this subsection or
acknowledgement of the will.
B. Intent of a testator that the record under paragraph 1 of
subsection A of this section be the testator’s electronic will may
be established by extrinsic evidence.
electronic will must be:
1. A record that is readable as text at the time of signing
under paragraph 2 of this subsection;
2. Signed by:
a. the testator, or
b. another individual in the testator’s name, in the
testator’s physical presence and by the testator’s
direction in a manner recognized by Oklahoma law; and
3. Signed in the physical or electronic presence of the
testator by at least two individuals, each of whom is a resident of
a state and physically located in a state at the time of signing,
within a reasonable time after witnessing:
a. the signing of the will under paragraph 2 of this
subsection, or
b. the testator’s acknowledgment of the signing of the
will under paragraph 2 of this subsection or
acknowledgement of the will.
B. Intent of a testator that the record under paragraph 1 of
subsection A of this section be the testator’s electronic will may
be established by extrinsic evidence.
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