Oklahoma LLC Filing Fees: Formation, Annual Certificate and Agent
Oklahoma keeps its LLC fee schedule short and published. You pay $100 once to form, $25 each year to stay in good standing, and small flat fees for occasional changes. Below is the whole schedule, each number tied to its statute or form, followed by our own service pricing so you can compare the do-it-yourself route against the done-for-you one.
Fees the State Charges
| Filing | Fee | Authority |
|---|---|---|
| Articles of Organization (SOS Form 0073) | $100 | 18 O.S. § 2055 |
| Annual Certificate, due each anniversary | $25/yr | 18 O.S. § 2055.2 |
| Change or Designation of Registered Agent and/or Registered Office and/or Principal Office (Form 0075) | $25 | 18 O.S. § 2010 |
| Foreign LLC registration | $300 | Title 18 fee schedule |
A few notes worth the ink:
- The $100 formation fee is flat. Pay it online through the entity filing system or with the paper Form 0073.
- The $25 Annual Certificate is Oklahoma's yearly filing for LLCs. It is due on the anniversary of your Articles filing, the window opens 60 days early, and there is no statutory late fee; the consequence of skipping it is loss of good standing after 60 days, not a fine. Our annual requirements page covers the mechanics.
- The $25 agent change fee applies whenever you swap registered agents or move the registered office, filed on Form 0075.
What We Charge
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| LLC formation | $199 + $100 state fee, first year of registered agent included, then $99/yr |
| Registered agent only | $99/yr |
| Foreign qualification | $199 + state fees |
So the first year through us runs $299 all-in ($199 service + $100 state fee), with registered agent coverage bundled for that year. Bringing an out-of-state LLC into Oklahoma? Foreign qualification is $199 plus the state's own charges, which for a foreign LLC registration start at the $300 shown above.
Year Two and Beyond
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Get StartedAn Oklahoma LLC's steady-state budget is modest: the $25 Annual Certificate to the Secretary of State, plus $99 as the annual price of registered agent service if we hold that role for you. Handle your own agent duties and the state's $25 is the only recurring filing fee, though then the open-office obligations of 18 O.S. § 2010 sit on your shoulders.
The Honest Comparison
Filing yourself is entirely doable in Oklahoma; the forms are numbered, the fees are flat, and the packet even explains itself. What our $199 buys is the preparation and filing done correctly the first time, a year of agent coverage you would otherwise buy or perform, and a calendar watching your anniversary date from day one.