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SB 2010·OK·senate

Driver licenses; requiring the provision of certain proof of lawful presence; creating certain designation for certain licenses. Effective date.

FailedFiled Feb 2, 2026
Sponsor: Stanley
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Placed on General Order

Feb 25, 2026

Summary

The bill changes Oklahoma driver‑license rules so that any non‑citizen must show valid proof of lawful U.S. presence to obtain a license, and such licenses would be marked “Limited Term” or “Federal Limits Apply.” It also adds a Selective Service consent requirement for male applicants ages 16‑25, sets fee structures for replacements, and defines license expiration periods. The measure failed to pass.

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