Yes. Since November 1, 2026, the Articles of Organization of an Oklahoma LLC state the registered agent's email address, together with the agent's name and street address. A foreign LLC that registers in Oklahoma includes its registered agent's email address too, and the yearly annual certificate now includes the company's email address. The change comes from Senate Bill 1641, approved by the Governor on May 7, 2026 and effective November 1, 2026. SB 1641 bill history · Enrolled text of SB 1641
At a glance
- Oklahoma SB 1641 was approved on May 7, 2026 and took effect on November 1, 2026.
- The Articles of Organization now state the registered agent's email address, name and street address.
- A foreign LLC's registration application includes its Oklahoma registered agent's email address.
- The annual certificate now includes the LLC's email address. The fee stays at $25 and the due date stays on the LLC's anniversary date.
- No fee changed. The Articles of Organization filing fee stays at $100.
What changed on November 1, 2026?
Senate Bill 1641 amends three sections of the Oklahoma Limited Liability Company Act. It adds an electronic mail address to the registered agent information in the Articles of Organization (18 O.S. § 2005), to the foreign LLC registration application (18 O.S. § 2043) and to the annual certificate (18 O.S. § 2055.2). The same act adds email addresses to limited partnership filings.
The act amends filings that already existed. It does not create a new form and it does not change any fee.
Which filings ask for an email address now?
| Filing | What changed on November 1, 2026 | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Articles of Organization (new LLC) | The registered agent's email address is stated with the agent's name and Oklahoma street address | $100, unchanged |
| Foreign LLC registration | The application includes the Oklahoma registered agent's email address | $300, unchanged |
| Annual certificate | The certificate includes the company's email address | $25, unchanged |
The Secretary of State's current Articles of Organization form already asks for the email address of the company's primary contact and states that the annual certificate notice goes only to the company's last known email address of record. Form FM0074
What does this mean for an LLC that already exists?
Nothing is due because of SB 1641 itself. An existing Oklahoma LLC keeps its calendar: the annual certificate is due each year on the anniversary date, with the 60-day grace period that was already in the statute. At that next certificate, the company includes its email address.
The Secretary of State sends the annual certificate notice at least 60 days before the anniversary date, to the last known email address of record.
Did any Oklahoma LLC fee change?
No. The act does not amend the fee section of the LLC act and keeps the $25 annual certificate fee in place. The Secretary of State's forms page today lists $100 for the Articles of Organization, $300 for a foreign LLC registration and $25 for the annual certificate.
Where can you compare Oklahoma with other states?
This update covers only the new email address fields. For state charges, see the Oklahoma LLC guide, the 50-state and DC cost table and the LLC cost calculator.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do new Oklahoma LLCs need an email address to form?
Yes. Since November 1, 2026, the Articles of Organization state the registered agent's email address along with the agent's name and street address.
Does this change the cost of an Oklahoma LLC?
No. The Articles of Organization filing fee stays at $100 and the annual certificate fee stays at $25.
Do existing Oklahoma LLCs have to file anything because of this law?
The act amends existing filings and does not create a new one. An existing LLC includes its email address at its next annual certificate, due on the LLC's anniversary date.
Whose email address goes in the Articles of Organization?
The registered agent's email address. The Secretary of State form also asks for the email address of the company's primary contact, which is where the annual certificate notice is sent.
Where does the state send the annual certificate reminder?
To the company's last known email address of record, at least 60 days before the anniversary date. The current form states that the notice goes only to that email address.
This dated update is general information, not legal or tax advice. Check the Secretary of State's current forms and guidance before relying on it for a specific company.