Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 58-633: Delivery of estate to foreign executor or administrator -

Sale of real estate and delivery of proceeds.

Upon application for distribution, after final settlement of the

accounts of administration, if the decedent was a nonresident of

this state, leaving a will which has been duly proved or allowed in

the state of his residence, and an authenticated copy thereof has

been admitted to probate in this state, or if the decedent died

intestate, and an administrator has been duly appointed and

qualified in the state of his residence, and it is necessary, in

order that the estate, or any part thereof, may be distributed

according to the will, or if the court is satisfied that it is for

the best interests of the estate, that the estate in this state

should be delivered to the executor or administrator in the state or

place of the decedent's residence, the court may order such delivery

to be made, and, if necessary, order a sale of the real estate, and

a like delivery of the proceeds. The delivery, in accordance with

the order of the court, is a full discharge of the executor or

administrator with the will annexed or administrator, in this state,

in relation to all property embraced in such order, which, unless

reversed on appeal binds and concludes all parties in interest.

Sales of real state, ordered by virtue of this section, must be made

in the same manner as other sales of real estate of decedents by

order of the court.