Oklahoma Notary Requirements
ACCEPTABLE IDs FOR AN OKLAHOMA NOTARY
49 O.S. § 49-113
49 O.S. § 49-113(F) (satisfactory evidence). F. A notarial officer has satisfactory evidence that a person is the person whose true signature is on a document if that person is personally known to the notarial officer, is identified upon the oath or affirmation of a credible witness personally known to the notarial officer or is identified on the basis of identification documents.
STATE IDs
Oklahoma requires evidence of identity satisfactory to the notary; no specific documents are prescribed.
*Oklahoma does not issue this credential.
FEDERAL IDs
Oklahoma requires evidence of identity satisfactory to the notary; no specific documents are prescribed.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT IDs
Oklahoma requires evidence of identity satisfactory to the notary; no specific documents are prescribed.
INMATE IDs
Oklahoma requires evidence of identity satisfactory to the notary; no specific documents are prescribed.
FOREIGN IDs
Oklahoma requires evidence of identity satisfactory to the notary; no specific documents are prescribed.
CREDIBLE WITNESS(ES)
Oklahoma (49 O.S. 113.F) accepts identification upon the oath or affirmation of a credible witness personally known to the notarial officer; the oath is the act. (Title 49, Uniform Law on Notarial Acts lineage, Laws 1985 c.131; amended Laws 2024 c.226).
PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE
*Personal knowledge permitted.
OTHER IDs
Oklahoma requires evidence of identity satisfactory to the notary; no specific documents are prescribed.
Journal Rules
No traditional journal statute
NO TRADITIONAL JOURNAL MANDATE.
- Journal required?
- ✗
- Bound paper journal required?
- ✗
- Wet signature required in journal?
- ✗
- Wet thumbprint required?
- ✗
- Digital journal allowed?
- ✓
- Journal format
- Optional
Notary Fees
49 O.S. § 5
49 O.S. § 5 (NOTARIAL SEAL; AUTHENTICATION OF DOCUMENTS; PENALTIES; FEES; EXCEPTION) -- fee provision (sub§ A): The maximum fee a notary may charge and collect for each notarial act is Five Dollars ($5.00), except no fee shall be charged for the notarization of an official absentee ballot affidavit.
- Acknowledgment (max)
- $5.00
- Jurat (max)
- $5.00
- Additional signature (max)
- $5.00
- Travel fee capped?
- ✗
- Travel fee disclosure required?
- ✓
Notarial Acts
*Certified copy: Copy must be a full, true, and accurate reproduction; official records may be certified only by their official custodian, not by a notary (49 O.S. 49-113(D)).
Certificate Language
Bracketed {tokens} are placeholders the app fills in (venue, names, dates) when it generates a certificate.
Source Documents
Full statute and (where published) the commissioning authority’s notary handbook. Download links appear here once the documents table is populated.
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