Oklahoma Administrative Code
Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services
Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma
Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle
Part 15 - MOTOR VEHICLES - PENALTIES
Section 260:135-7-90 - Used vehicle brought to Oklahoma from another titling jurisdiction

Universal Citation: OK Admin Code 260:135-7-90

Current through Vol. 42, No. 1, September 16, 2024

(a) Used vehicle brought in by owner moving to Oklahoma. When the owner of a vehicle becomes employed in this state, the vehicle is deemed to be subject to tax in this state and, within thirty (30) days from the date of employment, shall be registered in this state upon the same terms and conditions that resident owners are required to register such vehicles in this state. However, the owner of a vehicle who is employed in this state and commutes daily from an adjoining state shall be exempt from the provisions in this section. The penalty for failure to register the vehicle in the manner provided shall be an amount equal to the registration fee less the administrative fee.

(b) Out-of-state or Indian tribal documentation reflecting Oklahoma address. When an out-of-state or federally-recognized Indian tribal title or registration is presented in application for an Oklahoma title by an owner whose name(s) is (are) reflected on that document with an Oklahoma address, proof of former residency in that other state, or membership in that tribe, will be required No such proof will be required if the out-of-state or tribal title has been assigned to another party. When required, if out-of-state residency/tribal membership cannot be verified, delinquent registration fees and penalties will be assessed, based on the issuance date of the out-of-state or tribal documentation.

(1) Examples of out-of-state residency verification: Out-of-state driver license; Voter registration card; Tax return (property or income); Utility bills in the name of the vehicle owner.

(2) Examples of Indian Tribal membership verification: Identification card or certificate of tribal membership issued by tribe; Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) identification card; Letter from tribe verifying membership; Branded membership statement on the tribal title, verifying tribal membership of the listed owner(s).

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