Oklahoma Computation of Time for Appeal is a legal tool used to determine the amount of time available to a party for appeal in a civil case in the state of Oklahoma. It is a type of statute of limitations that is based on the appeal process and the amount of time available for filing an appeal. The computation is based on the date of the final judgment or order from which the appeal is taken and the date on which the notice of appeal is filed. There are two types of Oklahoma Computation of Time for Appeal: the short computation and the long computation. The short computation is used when the notice of appeal is filed within 30 days of the date of the judgment or order. The long computation is used when the notice of appeal is filed after 30 days of the date of the judgment or order. The computation of time for appeal for both of these types is based on the days and hours following the date of the final judgment or order. The computation also takes into account weekends and holidays, and the time is calculated in both calendar days and court days.