Oklahoma Transfer on Death Deed Form

Oklahoma Transfer on Death Deed Form

An Oklahoma transfer on death deed is a legal form that names a beneficiary to receive a homeowner’s property after they die. This deed allows property to be passed down without going through the probate process, avoiding court proceedings. After the document is executed and recorded, the owner retains ownership and control until their death.

Last updated May 25th, 2025

An Oklahoma transfer on death deed is a legal form that names a beneficiary to receive a homeowner’s property after they die. This deed allows property to be passed down without going through the probate process, avoiding court proceedings. After the document is executed and recorded, the owner retains ownership and control until their death.

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Recording and Resources

Formatting

  • Paper: 8.5″ x 14″ max.
  • Margins: 2” top, 1” side and bottom
  • Font: Dark ink[1]

Signing and Recording

  • Signing Requirements: Notary, two witnesses, and spouse for homesteads[2]
  • Where to Record: County Clerk[3]
  • Recording fees: $18 for the first page, $2 for each additional page (as of this writing)[4]

Resources