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How to start an LLC in Oklahoma: checklist (2026)

To start an LLC in Oklahoma, file the Articles of Organization (0073) with the Oklahoma Secretary of State for $100, name a registered agent, get a free EIN and check your local licenses. Mainstay Filing, our best overall pick, does the filing, the agent, the EIN application and the report for $199 a year.

  • Official sources, checked October 20, 2026

Oklahoma checklist

  1. File the formation document. Articles of Organization (0073), Oklahoma Secretary of State, $100.
  2. Name a registered agent. Required. The LLC itself, an Oklahoma resident, or a corporation, LLC or partnership formed in Oklahoma or qualified there.
  3. Get an EIN. Free from the IRS online.
  4. Check licenses. Oklahoma Department of Commerce says: “In Oklahoma, there is no general license required to start or own a business.” (no general state business license).
  5. Keep it current. Annual Certificate, yearly: $25, due anniversary date of the filing of the articles of organization, every year.
Best overall in Oklahoma

Mainstay Filing

Our rating: 4.9 out of 5

$199 / year, same at renewal

  • LLC formation, prepared and filed
  • Registered agent, all year
  • EIN application (with an SSN or ITIN)
  • Annual report filed every year it is due where the state requires one
  • Compliance reminders and stored documents

Price from the Mainstay Filing pricing and FAQ pages, checked October 21, 2026. State fees are passed through at cost and shown before you pay.

Questions

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

The state filing fee is $100 for the Articles of Organization (0073). The first Annual Certificate later costs $25.

Do I need a registered agent in Oklahoma?

Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.

Do I need a business license in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma Department of Commerce says: “In Oklahoma, there is no general license required to start or own a business.” (no general state business license).

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