OK SB1965

Requires persons filing a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with a county clerk to provide a fully executed real estate contract or option agreement, a complete legal description with purchase price, and a sworn affidavit affirming the contract's validity and good faith filing

Allows property owners to request removal of a fraudulent MOA by filing a sworn affidavit affirming the contract's invalidity

County clerks must notify MOA filers when a property owner challenges the filing and remove the MOA if proof of validity is not provided within 15 days

Creates a misdemeanor offense for knowingly filing a fraudulent or unsupported MOA, punishable by up to 1 year in county jail, a fine up to $1,000, or both

Property owners may recover actual and punitive damages, including lost sale value, attorney fees, and costs; effective November 1, 2026