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To make amendments to the organization of your limited liability company in Oklahoma, you file the Amended Articles of Organization of an Oklahoma Limited Liability Company form with the Secretary of State by mail, in person or by fax and with the filing fee.

A certified copy of your Articles of Organization or Articles of Incorporation can be ordered by mail, in person, or online, but we recommend online. Online processing costs $10 plus $1 per page and takes about an hour.

Requirements for C-corps include electing a board of directors, holding annual shareholder meetings, drafting corporate bylaws and issuing stock to shareholders in many cases. LLCs, on the other hand, aren't required to have a board of directors, hold meetings or issue ownership shares to shareholders.

However, C-corps may offer more tax benefits in the long run. While LLCs are pass-through entities where profits and losses pass to the owners' personal returns, C-corps allow business losses to offset income earned. C-corps can also potentially qualify for more business tax deductions.

For Domestic Corporations: Agency:Oklahoma Secretary of State - Business Filing DepartmentTurnaround:~7-10 business days by mail. ~1 business day online or when filed in-person with $25 expedite fee.Law:Title 18, §1000 et seq of the Oklahoma Statutes4 more rows

To reinstate your corporation in Oklahoma, you submit the completed Oklahoma Certificate of Renewal, Revival, Extension and Restoration with the filing fee by mail or in person to the Oklahoma Secretary of State.