Yes, a notary is required.
Yes. The transfer needs a properly assigned and notarized Oklahoma title.
In the official wording
"A properly assigned and notarized Oklahoma certificate of title"
From Service Oklahoma: Vehicle Titles, checked November 2026.
What else the signing needs
- Bill of sale
- Proof of the price: a purchase contract, bill of sale or Form 722-1. With an electronic title, the Form 718 bill of sale is notarized.
"Purchase price documentation, a purchase contract, bill of sale or Form 722-1 - Declaration of Vehicle Purchase Price."
- Odometer
- A completed odometer disclosure statement for model year 2011 and newer.
"When transferring ownership of a motor vehicle from 2011 or newer, a completed odometer disclosure statement is required."
Not confirmed on the pages we read: the buyer's deadline and the title fee. Check with Service Oklahoma.
Next step
The seller signs the paper title in front of a notary, usually with the buyer there too, so a local notary near both of you is simplest. We don't notarize titles by video.
Request a mobile notary in Oklahoma
In person, we look for a notary commissioned in Oklahoma near you; you approve the price first.
If a local notary in Oklahoma does it: $5 per notarial act, under the state's fee rules (Oklahoma notary fees).
Official sources
- Service Oklahoma: Vehicle Titles (checked November 2026)
We are not lawyers, and this is general information, not legal advice. Checked November 2026. Rules change, and whoever receives the document decides what it accepts; we can't guarantee acceptance.
Common questions
Is notarization required to sign over a Oklahoma car title?
Yes, a notary is required. The transfer needs a properly assigned and notarized Oklahoma title.
Is a bill of sale needed with a Oklahoma title?
Proof of the price: a purchase contract, bill of sale or Form 722-1. With an electronic title, the Form 718 bill of sale is notarized.
Can a Oklahoma car title be notarized online?
We don't offer that for titles. The seller usually signs the paper title with a local notary, often with the buyer there. Outside New Jersey, our mobile notary request page can look for a notary commissioned in Oklahoma.
What does a notary charge in Oklahoma?
$5 per notarial act, under the state's fee rules. A mobile notary may add a travel fee; ask for the total first.
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