OK HB3845

Authorizes Oklahoma district courts and the Department of Human Services to revoke, suspend, or deny driver's licenses for parents who are at least 90 days behind on child support payments or who fail to comply with paternity-related subpoenas or genetic testing orders

Requires Service Oklahoma to revoke driving privileges upon receiving a court order or administrative hearing determination of child support noncompliance, without additional review or hearing

Allows reinstatement of licenses when the obligor pays all support due in full, or pays current child support plus arrearage payments for the current month and two preceding months, along with meeting other compliance requirements

Provides a probation option of up to 3 years where obligors can maintain driving privileges by agreeing to a payment plan requiring full future payments and arrearage repayment

Effective date is November 1, 2026