Okla. Stat. tit. 72, § 72-23: Copies of records - Court clerks - Judges of the district

courts - Registrar of vital statistics.

The court clerks and judges of the district courts of the

several counties of this state, and the Registrar of the Bureau of

Vital Statistics of this state, when requested so to do by any

member of the armed forces of the United States, those serving

during World War II, or by their dependents or by any person in

behalf of such enlisted members or their dependents, or by any

honorably discharged person who served in any branch of the military

or naval forces of the United States during any war in which the

United States participated as a belligerent, or by the dependents of

such honorably discharged persons, or by any person in their behalf,

or by the Commissioner of Pensions of the United States, or by the

Director of the United States Veterans' Bureau, or Regional Manager

of any Regional office of the United States Veterans' Bureau, shall

furnish, without charge or fee therefor, duly certified copies of

any decree of divorce, marriage license, certificate of marriage,

birth certificate, certificate of death, order appointing

administrator or guardian, letters of administration or

guardianship, bond of administrator or guardian, order discharging

administrator or guardian, or other judgment, decree or document

required by law or by any rule or regulation of the Bureau of

Pensions or the United States Veterans' Bureau to be furnished as

evidence to establish a claim on behalf of those persons enumerated

above, for issuance of a birth certificate, pension, compensation,

family allowance, bonus, or other money or moneys claimed to be due

and payable by or through said Bureau of Pensions or United States

Veterans' Bureau.