Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-495d: Suspension in absence of reregistration - Reinstatement

If a licensee fails to apply for reregistration within sixty

(60) days from the end of the previous registration period, as

provided in this act, his original license to practice medicine and

surgery in this state shall be suspended and the Board shall report

to the office of the district attorney of the county of practice any

physician who failed to reregister if the physician's practice is

still in Oklahoma. Said original license shall, upon due

application by said person therefor, be reinstated by the Board or

its agent designated for that purpose if and when the applicant

furnishes satisfactory proof that:

(a) The licensee had not practiced medicine or surgery in any

other state or territory of the United States in violation of the

laws thereof during said period;

(b) The licensee's license to practice medicine or surgery had

not been revoked in any other such state or territory during said

period;

(c) The licensee has not been convicted of a felony or the

violation of the narcotic laws of the United States during said

period; and

(d) The licensee has met the same standards for licensure as is

required at the time for initial licensure and the latest

reregistration period.

A fee set by the Board shall accompany the application for

reinstatement. The Board may in its discretion require the

applicant to take and pass an examination prescribed by it to assess

the applicant's clinical competency unless the applicant can show

that fifty percent (50%) of his monthly activities during the time

the applicant's Oklahoma license has been inactive include the

practice of medicine.