If you're a boater in Oklahoma, you need to make sure your boat is properly registered with the Service Oklahoma. Registering your boat is not only a legal requirement but also ensures that you can enjoy all the benefits of boating in Oklahoma without any hassles.

Here's a step-by-step guide to help you register your boat in Oklahoma:

Step 1: Gather the necessary information

Before you start the registration process, make sure you have all the necessary information. This includes:

• The make, model, and year of your boat
• The hull identification number (HIN)
• The length of your boat
• The type of propulsion system (e.g., inboard, outboard, sail)
• The name and address of the previous owner (if applicable)
• The bill of sale or manufacturer's statement of origin
• Title properly assigned to you and notarized
• Completed Application for Certificate of Title for a Boat or Outboard Motor (BM-26 Form), available from the Oklahoma Motor Vehicle Services’ website here.
• Completed Boat or Outboard Motor Serial Number Confirmation (BM-10 Form), available from the Oklahoma Motor Vehicle Services’ website here.

Step 2: Submit the application

Submit the completed application form BM-26 and BM-10 forms in person at the nearest Service Oklahoma or Licensed Operator location. You can find the nearest location here. In addition to submitting the necessary forms, you will also have to pay a registration fee. The registration fee varies based on the age and value of your boat. The maximum registration fee you will pay is $151.

Step 3: Obtain your registration

Once your application has been processed, you will receive your boat registration certificate and decals. Display the decals on your boat as instructed and keep the registration certificate on board whenever you are operating the boat.

Renewing your boat registration

In Oklahoma, boat registrations are valid for either one or three years, whichever you choose. All registrations expire on June 30 of the final year. To renew your boat registration, you'll need to complete the same forms as last time, except now you can renew online, by mail, or at any Service Oklahoma or Licensed Operator Location.

Conclusion

In conclusion, registering your boat in Oklahoma is a simple process, but it's important to follow the steps correctly to ensure compliance with state regulations. With your boat properly registered, you can enjoy all the waterways Oklahoma has to offer with peace of mind.