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Verified 2026-10-11 against official sources: www.sos.ok.gov
Filing fee$100
OngoingAnnual certificate $25
DueAnniversary date

1Step 1: Choose your LLC name

Your name must be distinguishable from existing Oklahoma entities and include "LLC" or "Limited Liability Company". Search the Oklahoma business records before filing.

2Step 2: Appoint a registered agent

You need a registered agent with a physical street address in Oklahoma who can accept legal mail during business hours. If you don't live there, or want to keep your home address off public records, use a commercial agent. See our service comparison.

3Step 3: File your formation document

File with the state for $100. Most states accept online filings, which are usually the fastest. Prefer someone else to handle it?

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4Step 4: Write an operating agreement

Most states don't require you to file one, but banks often ask for it, and it protects your liability shield, especially for multi-member LLCs.

5Step 5: Get an EIN from the IRS

An EIN is free from the IRS. Read our EIN guide.

Staying compliant in Oklahoma

Annual certificate $25. Due: Anniversary date. See the full Oklahoma LLC cost breakdown.

FAQ

How much does it cost to start an LLC in Oklahoma?

The Oklahoma state filing fee is $100. Ongoing: Annual certificate $25.

Do I need a registered agent in Oklahoma?

Yes. Every Oklahoma LLC must keep a registered agent with a physical address in Oklahoma. You can be your own agent if you live there, or hire a commercial registered agent.

When is the Oklahoma LLC annual report due?

Anniversary date.

Last updated 2026-10-11.