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A business is not required to register a DBA in Oklahoma. However, doing so will secure the business' exclusive right to use a name within the state. This is important not only for business purposes relating to dispelling any potential consumer confusion, but is also a concern as it pertains to legal liability.

The fee for a DBA name transfer is $25. If you decide to cancel your trade name, you can do it online or by mail, as well. If you cancel by mail, you'll need to fill out a “Withdrawal of Trade Name Report” form and mail it to the Oklahoma Secretary of State.

How do I Reserve a Business Name in Oklahoma? Online: Navigate to the Secretary of State's Entity Filings page. ... By Mail: You'll first need to download an “Application for Reservation of Name,” from the Downloadable Business Forms page.

How to Legally Change Your Name in Oklahoma You must be a resident of Oklahoma. File a petition with the court that includes the necessary documents. Request a court hearing with a judge. Notify a newspaper to publish the notice of your name change and submit this to the court. Change your name on all official records.

If you change the name of your business, you must advise the Oklahoma Tax Commission, in writing, of the change. OTC Rule 710:65-3-1(d) requires all new sales tax registrants to report and remit sales tax electronically (online) unless the registrant receives an exception to the electronic filing requirement.

You amend the articles of your Oklahoma Corporation by submitting the Amended Certificate of Incorporation form by mail, in person or by fax, along with the filing fee to the Oklahoma Secretary of State.

As of 2023, the court filing fee to file such a petition within Oklahoma is $154.14, plus $30 for a separate publication notice fee, for a total of $184.14. Any lawful reason that the Petitioner deems a benefit is typically adequate to satisfy most courts.

The operator will need to submit a new form 1006B with the new name and update any surety instrument with the new name, specifically, a Bond on form 1006, a Letter of Credit on Form 1006C, or a Certificate of Deposit.