All Oklahoma business entity information, including entity name, type, number, and formation date, is available through the Oklahoma Secretary of State business search portal. This online database provides access to the details you need for onboarding, compliance, or business transactions.
We'll walk you through exactly how to search the Oklahoma database, where to find each piece of information, and what format each data point takes in Oklahoma's system.
Navigate to the Oklahoma Secretary of State website and click on Business Services, then select Business Entity Search. The portal offers multiple search options: you can search by entity name (no need to include designators like LLC or Inc.), the unique 10-digit filing number, registered agent name, or officer/director information.
For entity name searches, Oklahoma's system supports partial matches, so searching "Thunderbird" will return "Thunderbird Ventures LLC" and similar entities. However, using your complete legal name as registered ensures you get precise results and avoids confusion with similarly named businesses.
Click on the entity name or filing number in the results to view complete details, including your formation date, registered agent information, and full filing history.
Oklahoma's search results display comprehensive information immediately:
Your Oklahoma entity number, officially called your "Filing Number," follows the format 3512345678 (10 digits) and was assigned by the Oklahoma Secretary of State when your entity was formed.
1. Oklahoma business search (fastest method)
2. Certificate of Formation/Organization/Incorporation
3. Annual reports and state correspondence
Oklahoma recognizes multiple business entity types, listed exactly as shown in your business search results and formation documents.
1. Oklahoma business search (most accessible)
2. Certificate of Formation/Organization/Incorporation
Your formation date (when the Oklahoma Secretary of State officially filed and approved your business entity) appears in Oklahoma business search results and on your Certificate of Formation/Organization/Incorporation.
1. Oklahoma business search (easiest access)
2. Certificate of Formation/Organization/Incorporation
3. Annual report confirmations
Oklahoma allows business entities to specify a delayed effective date of up to 90 days after filing.
The formation date (shown in the business search and on your certificate) is when the Oklahoma Secretary of State processes your paperwork, but your entity may officially begin legal existence on the effective date you specify.
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