Oklahoma requires an annual report for LLCs, though the statute names the filing something else: the Annual Certificate. The certificate goes to the Oklahoma Secretary of State with a $25 fee, and the authority for the requirement is Title 18, Section 2055.2 of the Oklahoma Statutes.

What Is the Oklahoma Annual Certificate?

The Annual Certificate serves the same purpose an annual report serves in other states. It confirms that your LLC is active and keeps your record current with the Oklahoma Secretary of State.

The filing itself is brief. It asks for your LLC's name and its principal place of business, which must be a street address because the state will not accept a PO box in that field. One member or manager signs the certificate. Oklahoma does not collect a roster of members or managers, and the certificate contains no registered agent fields at all. If your registered agent needs to change, that requires a separate filing (SOS Form 0075, with its own $25 fee), not the Annual Certificate.

When Is the Oklahoma Annual Report Due?

Your Annual Certificate is due on the anniversary of the date your Articles of Organization were filed, every year. There is no shared statewide deadline; each LLC has its own date.

The filing window opens 60 days before your anniversary, so you can submit early. The Secretary of State also emails a notice to your LLC's last known email address at least 60 days before the due date. Keeping a current email on file with the state matters, because that message is your official reminder.

Foreign LLCs registered in Oklahoma follow the same rule, measured from the anniversary of their Oklahoma registration rather than a formation date.

Oklahoma Annual Report Fee: $25

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The official state fee for the LLC Annual Certificate is $25, paid to the Oklahoma Secretary of State. Filing in person for same-day handling adds a $25 expedite fee per document.

For comparison within Oklahoma: limited partnerships pay $50 for their version of the certificate, while LLPs and domestic corporations have no annual report at all. The $25 LLC fee sits at the low end of what the state charges its entities each year.

How to File the Oklahoma Annual Certificate

Confirm your anniversary date. It matches the date your Articles of Organization were filed. The state's records show it if you are unsure.
Choose your filing method. LLCs can file electronically through the Secretary of State's Online Business Filing System, or on paper using the official form, SOS-FORM-0097. The same form serves domestic and foreign LLCs.
Verify your information. Check the LLC name and the principal place of business. Remember that a street address is required there.
Sign and pay the $25 fee. One member or manager signs; no full ownership list is required.
Save your confirmation. Keep proof of filing with your business records in case a bank or lender asks for evidence of good standing.

Late Filing and Loss of Good Standing

Oklahoma enforces this deadline through your LLC's standing rather than a published late-fee schedule. Under 18 O.S. § 2055.2, an LLC that neglects, refuses, or fails to file within 60 days after the due date ceases to be in good standing. If the certificate still goes unfiled, continued non-compliance leads to cancellation of the LLC.

A foreign LLC that misses the same 60-day window ceases to be registered as a foreign limited liability company in Oklahoma, which means losing its authority to operate here.

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Domestic corporations file no annual report with the Secretary of State. Their old recurring obligation, the state franchise tax, was repealed effective January 1, 2024.
Limited partnerships and LLLPs file a $50 Annual Certificate (Form 0043) on their own anniversary under 54 O.S. § 500-210A.
LLPs that have filed a Statement of Qualification have no annual certificate requirement.

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Oklahoma Annual Report Filing: Due Date, Fee, and How to File