If a claimant in Oklahoma is unrepresented, what must the insurer provide regarding statute of limitations for a first-party claim?

In Oklahoma, when a claimant is unrepresented, the insurer has an obligation to provide a written notice regarding the statute of limitations for a first-party claim. This written notice serves as an important communication tool to ensure that the claimant is aware of the time limitations for making their claim. By delivering this information in writing, the insurer helps to protect the claimant's rights and ensures that they are informed of critical deadlines that could affect their ability to pursue a claim. A written notice is a formal and clear way to document that the information has been communicated, which is important in insurance practices for both compliance and accountability.