Lost title · Oklahoma

Replacing a lost car title in Oklahoma

Oklahoma charges $11, requires the owner’s signature to be notarised, and will not let you collect the result.

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What Oklahoma charges

The replacement title fee is $11. Form 701-7 with the record owner's signature notarized; $11, plus a $1.66 mail fee if mailed in. Duplicates are mailed and cannot be picked up in person.

That figure comes from Service Oklahoma (Motor Vehicle Services), read from its own page and current as of August 2026. The hub compares all fifty states if you want to see where Oklahoma sits — the spread runs from $5 to $101, which is wider than most people expect for the same piece of paper.

The part that catches people out

Form 701-7 goes to Service Oklahoma with the record owner’s signature notarised; posting it adds a $1.66 mail fee. The provision that catches people is the delivery rule: duplicates are posted and cannot be picked up in person, whatever route you used to apply. So there is no counter visit that shortens this, and the address on the application needs to be one you can actually receive post at.

Oklahoma 701-7: Replacement Certificate of Title, with every box filled in

That is the document Oklahoma wants, and we publish a worked example of it: Oklahoma 701-7: Replacement Certificate of Title.

Sources

Service Oklahoma (Motor Vehicle Services) — replacement title fee — Where the Oklahoma figure of $11 was read, current as of August 2026
Service Oklahoma (Motor Vehicle Services) — agency home — The agency that issues Oklahoma titles

Common questions

What people ask about this

How much does it cost to replace a lost car title in Oklahoma?

$11. Form 701-7 with the record owner's signature notarized; $11, plus a $1.66 mail fee if mailed in. Duplicates are mailed and cannot be picked up in person.