Direct answer
Oklahoma County records can be found through the County Clerk's online search portal for land and mineral deeds, and through the OSCN website for probate and civil court documents.
Searching land and mineral records
If your claim involves oil and gas royalties, you may need a mineral deed. The Oklahoma County Clerk provides a public search tool where you can look up deeds by the owner's name. You can print unofficial copies or order certified copies for your claim.
Searching probate records
Just like Tulsa County, Oklahoma County probate cases are listed on the Oklahoma State Courts Network. You will need the case number to request certified copies of the final decree from the court clerk.
Your claim options
Gathering these documents allows you to file a claim directly with the state for free. If you prefer to have a professional handle the research and document preparation, Oklahoma Estate Finders offers private, optional assistance.
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