OK HB3227

Prohibits electronic storage of process server applications and eliminates additional fees beyond the $150 initial application fee and $15 renewal fee; requires process server telephone numbers be posted on the statewide registry

Expands valid locations for service of process to include a person's place of employment and medical facilities where the person is a patient

Requires private or gated residential communities to grant entry to licensed process servers; if access is refused, service may be made on the employee, security officer, or gatekeeper who denied entry, or posted on the gate if no personnel are present

Creates misdemeanor offenses (up to 1 year jail and/or $1,000 fine) for employers or medical facility employees who knowingly refuse to assist licensed process servers in serving employees or patients

Upgrades assault, battery, or assault and battery on a process server from a misdemeanor to a felony, punishable by up to 2 years imprisonment and/or $2,000 fine