Oklahoma Paternity Information Form
Official state formParentage and paternityFree downloadLast verified November 10, 2026
This form gives the Oklahoma vital records office the child's and father's details so the birth certificate can be completed after a court decides paternity. The office's forms page says to submit it with the court determination of paternity order.
Who can use this form
- For cases where a court has issued a determination of paternity order, according to the office's forms page
- The form does not say who must sign it; it has one signature line and a date line
What to send with it
- The completed, signed form
- The court determination of paternity order, according to the office's forms page
- The form asks for the child's name at birth, date and place of birth, and the mother's maiden name on the certificate
- It also asks for the father's full current legal name, date and place of birth, and Social Security number
- The form prints no mailing address, fee or instructions
Where to send it
- Mail to
- See the form for where to file it.
- State fee
- Not provided
- Typical processing
- Not printed on the form. The office's amendments page says legal changes such as adoptions and paternities can take up to 4 months; its FAQ fee table says up to 4 weeks.
- Source
- Official government page