Signing Requirements
The directive must be signed by two witnesses.[1]
Registration
Oklahoma does not have a state-run advance directive registry, but the State Department of Health provides links to organizations offering advance directive services on its website.
State Definition
“Advance directive for health care” means any writing executed in accordance with the requirements of § 63-3101.4 and may include a living will, the appointment of a health care proxy, or both such living will and appointment of a proxy.[3]
Statutory Form
Yes, the State of Oklahoma has a statutory form for advance directives.[4]