Oklahoma Limited Liability Company Forms and Procedures refer to the documents and protocols that are required for forming and operating a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Oklahoma. An LLC is a type of business entity that provides limited liability protection for its owners (known as “members”). The primary document required to form an LLC in Oklahoma is the Certificate of Formation. This document must be filed with the Oklahoma Secretary of State in order to officially create the LLC. Other required documents may include an Operating Agreement, which outlines the rules and regulations of the LLC, and Articles of Organization, which sets forth the LLC’s purpose and management structure. In order to maintain the LLC’s limited liability status, Oklahoma law requires that the LLC file an Annual Report each year with the Secretary of State. The LLC must also pay annual state fees in order to remain in good standing. In addition, Oklahoma LCS must adhere to certain procedures, such as holding annual meetings of members and keeping accurate records of financial transactions. These procedures help ensure that the LLC remains in compliance with state law. Different types of Oklahoma Limited Liability Company Forms and Procedures include Certificate of Formation, Operating Agreement, Articles of Organization, Annual Report, and Annual Fees.