Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-1026: Resignation of registered agent not coupled with

appointment of successor; absence of registered agent.

RESIGNATION OF REGISTERED AGENT NOT COUPLED

WITH APPOINTMENT OF SUCCESSOR; ABSENCE OF REGISTERED AGENT

A. The registered agent of one or more corporations may resign

without appointing a successor by filing in the name of each

affected corporation a certificate of resignation with the Secretary

of State; but a resignation shall not become effective until thirty

(30) days after each certificate is filed. The certificate shall:

1. Be acknowledged by the registered agent;

2. Contain a statement that written notice of resignation was

given to the corporation at least thirty (30) days prior to the

filing of the certificate by mailing or delivering the notice to the

corporation at its address last known to the registered agent and

specify such address therein; and

3. Set forth the date the notice was mailed.

B. 1. After receipt of the notice of the resignation of its

registered agent provided for in subsection A of this section, the

corporation for which the registered agent was acting may obtain and

designate a new registered agent in the same manner as provided for

in Section 1023 of this title for a change of registered agent.

2. If a domestic corporation fails to obtain and designate a

new registered agent prior to the expiration of the period of thirty

(30) days after the filing by the registered agent of the

certificate of resignation, the Secretary of State shall be deemed

to be the registered agent of such corporation until a new

registered agent is designated. The Office of the Secretary of

State shall charge the fee prescribed by Section 1142 of this title

for acting as registered agent.

C. After the resignation of a registered agent has become

effective, if no new registered agent has been obtained and

designated in the time and manner required, service of legal process

against the corporation for which the resigned registered agent had

been acting shall be upon the Secretary of State as provided in

Section 2004 of Title 12 of the Oklahoma Statutes.