§ 60.7 Statewide and nationwide validity of orders.

If you get a protective order from an Oklahoma court under the Protection from Domestic Abuse Act, that order is good everywhere, not just in Oklahoma. It's valid in every county in the state, and it's also valid across the entire country.

This means the person the order protects can travel or move to another state and still have legal protection. Law enforcement in any state should recognize and enforce the order, just as they would in Oklahoma. The only way this changes is if an Oklahoma district court judge specifically changes or ends the order. Until a judge does that, the order stays in full effect no matter where either person is located.