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Oklahoma Application for Reservation of Name
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Where do I register business name for use? You can register your business name via the Oklahoma Secretary of State (SOS) SOSDirect Portal (click here to visit). Useful information: In Oklahoma, you have options for the registration of a trade name or a fictitious name.
Your Oklahoma trade name can be filed online or by mail with the Secretary of State. You can file online with the Secretary of State's website or you can complete the Trade Name Report form.
In Oklahoma, you register your DBA with the secretary of state. You can file online at the Oklahoma Secretary of State's website, or you can complete the trade name report form. The application will ask for your new DBA name and information about your business, such as: Section 3: Type of business.
A name can be reserved for a period of 60 days. Fees and instructions for reserving a name are included on the Name Reservation Request Form (PDF).
A trade name is also known as a sole proprietorship. The government fee to register a new trade name in Alberta is $60.
Reserving the name allows you to protect it for a certain period of time usually 120 days, although the exact time period does vary a bit depending on your state. During that period, no one else can incorporate under the name you've chosen.
You can file for an Oklahoma name reservation by either: Mailing an Application for Reservation of Name to the Oklahoma Secretary of State along with the $10 filing fee. Or by filling the form out online via the Oklahoma Secretary of State's website.
Contacting the local Secretary of State (SOS) office via Phone or Email is free and is the most reliable way to check your business name availability. Online, you can search for Oklahoma businesses entities for free via the Oklahoma Secretary of State website (click here to visit).
Trade name (also called "fictitious business name", "assumed name", or DBA for "doing business as") is a legal way to do business under a particular name that you file with the state, county, or in some cases local municipality.