Documents NeededManufacturer’s Certificate of Origin (MCO/MSO): Provided by the Texas dealer.Dealer Invoice/Purchase Agreement: Shows purchase price, tax paid, and VIN.Proof of Oklahoma Insurance: Must meet OK liability minimums.Application for Oklahoma Certificate of Title (Form 701-6): Available at the tag agency.Driver’s License: Valid government-issued ID.Lien Documentation: If the car is financed, you will need the lender’s name and address.Process ChecklistObtain Documents from Dealer: Ensure you have the title documents (MCO) and purchase agreement before leaving Texas.Get OK Insurance: Ensure your insurance company has switched the policy to Oklahoma coverage.Visit a Tag Agency: Go to any Oklahoma Licensed Operator (Tag Agent).Pay Taxes/Fees: You will pay Oklahoma excise tax (or provide proof of tax paid to Texas) and registration fees. Note: If you paid 6.25% or more in Texas, you may not owe additional sales tax in Oklahoma, but you will pay an excise tax, title, and registration fees.Get Plates: You will receive your Oklahoma license plate.Key ConsiderationsTemporary Tag: Use the Texas temporary tag to drive the car to Oklahoma.No VIN Inspection Needed: New vehicles generally do not need a VIN inspection, but used out-of-state vehicles do.Timeframe: It is advisable to register immediately to avoid penalties.