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HB 1767

Counties and county officers; county clerks; credit card; forms; notary; effective date.

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Avery Frix and 1 co-sponsor

HB 1767 modernizes Oklahoma county clerk operations by implementing credit card payment acceptance, updated forms management, and notary service procedures, though it failed committee passage in 2025.

Failed in Committee - Local and County Government
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Bill Summary · HB 1767

Legislative bill overview

HB 1767 appears to address operational procedures for Oklahoma county clerks regarding credit card acceptance, form management, and notary services. The bill's specific language is not provided in the information available, but the title indicates it modernizes how county clerk offices handle payments and administrative functions.

Why is this important

County clerks are essential administrative officials handling vital records, property documents, and various public services. Modernizing their payment and operational procedures could improve access to county services and reduce administrative burdens on both citizens and clerk offices.

Potential points of contention

  • Credit card fees: Counties may resist mandatory credit card acceptance due to processing fees that could be passed to taxpayers or reduce county revenues
  • Implementation costs: Adding new systems and forms for county offices requires funding and staff training that smaller rural counties may struggle to absorb
  • Notary service scope: Changes to notary regulations could affect qualification requirements, liability, or the scope of services county clerks can provide

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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