Oklahoma HB3803 restricts alien ownership of land, defines terms, and sets penalties for violations.
Oklahoma HB3803 amends state law to restrict alien ownership of land, defining terms such as "agricultural land" and "prohibited foreign party." It prohibits certain entities from acquiring, holding, or leasing land in the state. Resident aliens are exempt if they reside in Oklahoma. The bill also mandates affidavits for land deeds and sets a one-year timeline for divestiture of certain properties. Effective November 1, 2026.
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