HB3227

Oklahoma HB3227 regulates process servers, including licensing, fees, and service methods.

Oklahoma HB3227 amends process server regulations, including licensing fees and service methods. It sets a $150 fee for initial licenses and $15 for renewals, prohibits electronic application storage, and mandates a statewide registry of process servers. The bill allows service at places of employment and medical facilities, and defines private or gated residential communities. It creates misdemeanor offenses for refusing service and defines penalties. The bill also outlines methods for serving process, including by mail and publication, and specifies conditions for default judgments.