Oklahoma · Limited liability company
What an LLC costs in Oklahoma
$125 in your first year. That's $100 to file with Oklahoma Secretary of State, and about $25 a year to keep it in good standing after that.
First-year breakdown
- State filing fee $100 One-time, paid when you form the LLC
- Annual Certificate $25 Due each year on the anniversary date of the filing of the Articles of Organization; SOS sends notice at least 60 days before the due date (18 O.S. 2055.2).
- Total, first year $125
Don't file on this alone. We're still verifying figures state by state. Open the source link below and confirm before you pay anything or rely on a deadline.
Keeping it alive
Your annual certificate
| Filing | Annual Certificate |
|---|---|
| How often | annual |
| Fee | $25 |
| When it's due | Due each year on the anniversary date of the filing of the Articles of Organization; SOS sends notice at least 60 days before the due date (18 O.S. 2055.2). |
| If you're late | If not filed within 60 days after the due date the LLC ceases to be in good standing; SOS will not issue certificates of good standing, and the LLC cannot maintain a lawsuit in Oklahoma courts until compliance is restored. |
| If you keep ignoring it | The annual-certificate statute specifies loss of good standing (not automatic dissolution) after 60 days past due. Whether continued non-filing triggers revocation under a separate provision is unconfirmed. |
State tax: No franchise tax applies to LLCs (Oklahoma's franchise tax regime applies to corporations). Not verified against an Oklahoma Tax Commission page.
What we're less sure about
Caveats on this page
- STATUTE-CONFIRMED (10 Sep 2026). 18 O.S. 2055.2 requires LLCs to 'pay an annual certificate fee of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00)'. The $100 formation fee is confirmed via a state-hosted digital archive document and the official Articles of Organization form, both independent of the blocked SOS domain and in agreement.
- $100 + $25 = $125.
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