Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-858-629: Home inspector examination - Application and

qualifications - Issuance of license.

A. Any individual eighteen (18) years of age or older who has

successfully completed ninety (90) clock hours of home inspection

training or its equivalent as determined by the Committee of Home

Inspector Examiners may apply to take a home inspector examination.

Application shall be made on forms prescribed by the Construction

Industries Board, shall contain information as required by the

Construction Industries Board upon advisement of the Committee, and

shall be accompanied by evidence of successful completion of the

required training. Examinations may be held in vocational and

technical schools or in other locations as determined by rule.

B. If, from the application filed, answers to inquiries,

complaints, or information received, or investigation, it appears to

the Board that the applicant is not qualified, the Committee shall

deny approval of the application and shall give notice of that fact

to the applicant.

C. Upon approval of the application and the payment of the

applicant of an examination fee, the applicant shall be scheduled to

appear in person for an examination on the subjects prescribed by

the Committee.

D. If the Board determines that the applicant has successfully

passed the examination or an equivalent examination as determined by

the Committee, the Board shall, upon the payment of the license fee

and submission of other documents as required by the Home Inspection

Licensing Act or rules promulgated pursuant to the Home Inspection

Licensing Act, issue to the applicant a license which shall

authorize the applicant to perform home inspections.