Under the Oklahoma corner, perpetuation and filing act, a surveyor must file a certified corner record within how many days after completing a survey that establishes or restores a public land survey corner?

Under the Oklahoma Corner, Perpetuation and Filing Act, when a surveyor completes a survey that establishes or restores a public land survey corner, they are required to file a certified corner record within 90 days. This time frame is established to ensure that the location and details of the corner are officially documented and accessible, promoting the integrity and reliability of land surveying in the state.

The act serves to preserve and maintain critical land boundaries that are essential for property ownership and development. By mandating this timeframe, the law helps to prevent disputes over land boundaries and encourages prompt communication of survey results to interested parties and government entities, facilitating better land management and planning.