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In Oklahoma, you must have an Oklahoma Certificate of Registration and validation decals to operate your vessel legally on public waters. The only exceptions are: Vessels that are manually propelled and do not have a motor, including canoes, kayaks, paddleboats, and other similar vessels.

The BM-10 is an extremely lightweight, articulate-sounding headset that is ideal for DXpeditions, mobile, and general rag chewing. One of the features of the BM-10 is the ability to easily flip the boom arm from a left-mount to a right-mount configuration.

For motor vehicles or boats, it's mandatory to present a copy of the bill of sale to the Oklahoma Tax Commission's Motor Vehicle Division in order to transfer the title. As both the buyer and the seller also need a copy, three total copies are needed.

How long does my boat registration last? Boat and motor registrations are issued for a period of either one (1) or three (3) years, at the option of the registrant. Please keep in mind, boats and motors always expire at the end of June. Depending on timing of registration you may be charged a prorated partial year.

Titling of vessels is mandatory in Oklahoma. You must apply for a title within 30 days of the purchase or transfer of a vessel. You may operate your vessel within the first 30 days of ownership, prior to applying for your title and registration, if you carry on board the original bill of sale for your vessel.

Boat and motor registrations expire June 30 of each year. The month of July is a grace period. On August 1, the penalty of Twenty-five Cents ($ . 25) per day begins for a period of three (3) months, (August, September and October).

Ownership Documentation - must be one of the following: Notarized Manufacturer's Statement of Origin (new vessels) Properly assigned and notarized Oklahoma certificate of title. Notarized Statement from Owner (previous owner if ownership change), stating boat/motor was previously operated only on private ponds/lake.