Oklahoma Notice by Publication is a legal process used to notify people that they have been named in a court case. It is a form of service of process, used in civil cases in Oklahoma to give notice to a defendant when their whereabouts are unknown, or they cannot be located. The notice is published in a newspaper of general circulation in the county where the court case is being heard. There are two types of Oklahoma Notice by Publication: Personal Notice and Constructive Notice. Personal Notice is served when the defendant's current address is unknown. Constructive Notice is used when the defendant is known to be avoiding service of process. In either case, the notice is published in a local newspaper, giving the defendant an opportunity to respond to the court case or appear in court.




