Okla. Stat. tit. 84, § 84-920
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Witnessing and attestation
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 84. Wills and Succession Page 58
A. If the laws of this state base the validity of a non-
testamentary estate planning document on whether it is signed,
witnessed, or attested by another individual, the signature,
witnessing, or attestation of that individual may be electronic.
B. For the purposes of this subsection, “electronic presence”
means that two or more individuals in different locations are able
to communicate in real time to the same extent as if the individuals
were physically present in the same location. If the laws of this
state base the validity of a non-testamentary estate planning
document on whether it is signed, witnessed, or attested by another
individual in the presence of the individual signing the document,
the presence requirement shall be satisfied if the individuals are
in each other’s electronic presence.
A. If the laws of this state base the validity of a non-
testamentary estate planning document on whether it is signed,
witnessed, or attested by another individual, the signature,
witnessing, or attestation of that individual may be electronic.
B. For the purposes of this subsection, “electronic presence”
means that two or more individuals in different locations are able
to communicate in real time to the same extent as if the individuals
were physically present in the same location. If the laws of this
state base the validity of a non-testamentary estate planning
document on whether it is signed, witnessed, or attested by another
individual in the presence of the individual signing the document,
the presence requirement shall be satisfied if the individuals are
in each other’s electronic presence.
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