The application for duplicate title, Form 701-7, is the Service Oklahoma form used to request a replacement certificate of title for a vehicle, boat or motor whose title has been misplaced or destroyed. The PDF itself is headed Application for Replacement Certificate of Title for Vehicle/Boat/Motor. The record owner signs a statement before a notary, then submits the application with payment to an Oklahoma licensed operator or mails it to Service Oklahoma. On this page you can fill out the form online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed PDF; Service Oklahoma publishes the original at the official link below.
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What is 701-7?
Form 701-7, Application for Duplicate Title, is the Service Oklahoma application used by the record owner of a vehicle, boat or motor to request a replacement certificate of title after the original has been misplaced or destroyed.
The printed title of the PDF is Application for Replacement Certificate of Title for Vehicle/Boat/Motor, and the form carries the footer SOK Form 701-7 7/2025. Service Oklahoma lists it in its forms library among the standard-vehicle title forms as "701-7 - Application for Duplicate Title".
The form collects three things: a description of the vehicle, boat or motor (model year and make, title number if known, VIN or HIN, tag, vessel or motor number, registration decal, expiration and color); the record owner's contact details and the format in which the title is to be delivered; and a sworn statement. In that statement the lawful owner says the certificate of title has been misplaced or destroyed, acknowledges that the replacement title will render invalid all earlier title certificates to the vehicle, and accepts that a false statement may lead to prosecution.
The form says current Oklahoma registration is required, unless the record owner is no longer an Oklahoma resident and the replacement title is to be mailed to another state.
It replaces a lost title; it is not the form for a first title. Service Oklahoma lists separate forms for those, such as 701-6 for a vehicle, trailer or manufactured home and BM-26 for an original boat or motor title.
Who needs to file 701-7?
The main user is the lawful owner of record of a vehicle, boat or motor whose Oklahoma certificate of title has been misplaced or destroyed and who needs a replacement. The statement on the form is made by "the undersigned lawful owner", and the form has a single signature line for the title holder, with no separate block for a representative.
Conditions printed on the form:
- Current Oklahoma registration is required to apply.
- Owners who have left Oklahoma: if the record owner is no longer an Oklahoma resident and the replacement title is to be mailed to another state, current Oklahoma registration is not required. These owners list their current state of residency on the form.
- Boats and motors use the same application; the fee table has a separate column for Boat/Motor and for Vehicle.
Do not use this form to apply for a first title. Service Oklahoma publishes other forms for that, such as 701-6 and BM-26. Anyone who signs should understand that the replacement title makes every earlier title certificate for the vehicle invalid.
When to file 701-7
File Form 701-7 when the certificate of title for your vehicle, boat or motor has been misplaced or destroyed and you need a replacement. The form prints no filing deadline and no expiration date.
Your Oklahoma registration must be current when you apply, unless the record owner no longer lives in Oklahoma and the replacement title will be mailed to another state. The form asks for the registration decal number and its expiration month and year.
Timing of delivery is not stated on the form, except for one point: mailing the application directly to Service Oklahoma does not produce a quicker response. Because of the volume of mail the agency receives, the form says it is often faster to apply through an Oklahoma licensed operator of your choice.
Documents you need
- Current Oklahoma registration for the vehicle, boat or motor: the form requires it and asks for the registration decal number and expiration. Not required if the record owner is no longer an Oklahoma resident and the replacement title will be mailed to another state.
- Payment (remittance) made payable to Service Oklahoma, covering the title fee and, if you mail the application, the mail fee shown in the form's fee table.
- The completed Notary block, with the state, county, date, seal, commission expiration and notary's signature, for the title holder's signed statement.
How to fill out 701-7
Identify the vehicle, boat or motor
Enter the Model Year and Make, the Title Number if known, and the Vehicle (VIN) or Hull (HIN) Identification Number. Add the Tag/Vessel or Motor Number.
Enter registration and color
Write the Registration Decal Number and its Expiration (month/year), then choose the Color from the list. Current Oklahoma registration is required unless the owner has left Oklahoma and the title will be mailed to another state.
Enter the record owner's name
Under RECORD OWNER, write the Record Owner's Name. If the owner is no longer an Oklahoma resident, list the current state of residency in the box provided.
Enter the mailing address
Fill in the Mailing Address, City, State and Zip where the replacement title should be sent.
Add phone and email
Enter a Daytime Phone Number and an Email Address for the record owner.
Select the delivery format
In the sentence "I am requesting the title be delivered in ___ format", choose the format from the drop-down list.
Read the statement
The STATEMENT says the certificate of title was misplaced or destroyed, that the replacement title renders all earlier title certificates invalid, and that a false statement may lead to prosecution. Confirm every part is true before signing.
Sign the Title Holder Signature line
The title holder signs on the line under the statement. The form provides no other signature line, so sign it yourself in front of the notary.
Complete the Notary block
The notary fills in the State and County, the day, month and year of the oath, the seal, the commission expiration date and the notary's signature.
Review, download and prepare payment
Check each entry against your registration, then download or print the completed PDF from FillingPDF. Prepare your payment payable to Service Oklahoma and submit through one of the channels described under How to submit.
How to submit 701-7
Form 701-7 can be submitted in two ways: through any Oklahoma licensed operator, or by mail to Service Oklahoma.
- Licensed operator: submit or mail the completed application and your payment, made payable to Service Oklahoma, to any Oklahoma licensed operator. The form says a list of licensed operators is in the Motor Vehicle Overview section of the Service Oklahoma website at https://service.ok.gov. The form recommends this route, because it is often faster.
- By mail to Service Oklahoma: send the application and payment to Service Oklahoma, PO Box 26940, Oklahoma City, OK 73126-0940. The form states that mailing directly will not result in a quicker response.
A fee applies. The form's fee table lists a title fee and, if the application is mailed, a mail fee, with separate columns for a vehicle and for a boat or motor. Check the table on the form or ask Service Oklahoma for the current amounts, and make payment payable to Service Oklahoma.
The application must be signed by the title holder and completed in the Notary block before you submit it. FillingPDF lets you fill out and download the PDF; submission follows the channels above.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Mailing the application to Service Oklahoma expecting a faster result; the form says direct mailing is not quicker and that a licensed operator is often faster.
- Making the payment out to anyone other than Service Oklahoma; the form says the remittance is payable to Service Oklahoma.
- Leaving out the mail fee when you mail the application; the fee table adds it to the title fee for mailed applications.
- Using the Vehicle fee column for a boat or motor, or the reverse; the form lists different fees for each type.
- Applying without current Oklahoma registration when the owner still lives in Oklahoma; the form requires current registration.
- Leaving the Notary block blank or unsigned after signing the statement.
- Forgetting to list the current state of residency when the record owner no longer lives in Oklahoma and the title is to be mailed out of state.
- Signing the statement when the title has not been misplaced or destroyed; the form warns that a false statement may lead to prosecution.
Frequently asked questions
What is Form 701-7 used for?
Form 701-7 is the Service Oklahoma application for a replacement certificate of title. The record owner uses it when the title to a vehicle, boat or motor has been misplaced or destroyed. Once the replacement is issued, all earlier title certificates for that vehicle are invalid.
Is a duplicate title the same as a replacement title in Oklahoma?
Yes, for this form. Service Oklahoma lists Form 701-7 as Application for Duplicate Title, while the PDF itself is titled Application for Replacement Certificate of Title for Vehicle/Boat/Motor. It is one form for both names.
Does the application for duplicate title have to be notarized?
The form includes a Notary block with the wording "Subscribed and sworn to before me", to be completed by the notary after the title holder signs the statement. Complete it before you submit the application.
Where do I submit Form 701-7?
Submit or mail it with your payment to any Oklahoma licensed operator, or mail it to Service Oklahoma, PO Box 26940, Oklahoma City, OK 73126-0940. The form says a licensed operator is often faster, because direct mailing does not bring a quicker response.
Is there a fee for a duplicate title application in Oklahoma?
Yes. The form's fee table lists a title fee, plus a mail fee if you mail the application, with separate amounts for a vehicle and a boat or motor. Payment is made payable to Service Oklahoma. Check the form or ask the agency for current amounts.
Do I need current registration to get a duplicate title?
Yes, current Oklahoma registration is required. The one exception printed on the form is a record owner who is no longer an Oklahoma resident and whose replacement title is to be mailed to another state.
Can I request a replacement title if I moved out of Oklahoma?
Yes, if you are the record owner. List your current state of residency on the form and ask for the replacement title to be mailed to that state. In that case current Oklahoma registration is not required.
Can I fill out Form 701-7 online on FillingPDF?
You can fill out the PDF online on FillingPDF and download or print it. FillingPDF is an independent service and does not file the application: you still need the notary, payment and submission through a licensed operator or by mail to Service Oklahoma.
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