What is Commutation.app?

Commutation.app is a free guided platform that helps incarcerated individuals and their advocates complete Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board (PPB) commutation applications. It walks you through the process with plain-language questions and generates a ready-to-submit PDF application.

Who is eligible for commutation in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma commutation eligibility varies by offense type. Generally, individuals serving sentences for non-85% crimes may apply at any time. Those serving 85% sentences typically must serve a minimum portion before applying. Commutation.app includes an eligibility checker that evaluates your specific situation based on DOC number and sentence information.

Is Commutation.app free?

Yes, Commutation.app is completely free. There are no charges for creating an account, completing the guided interview, generating your commutation application PDF, or downloading it for submission to the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board.

How long does it take to complete an application?

Most users complete their commutation application in about 30 minutes using the guided interview. You can save your progress and return at any time. The application covers personal information, offense details, institutional conduct, rehabilitation efforts, and release plans.

What happens after I submit my commutation application?

After downloading your completed PDF from Commutation.app, you submit it to the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board (PPB). The PPB reviews applications and schedules hearings. Processing times vary, but the PPB typically meets monthly. Commutation.app provides tracking tools to monitor your application status.

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