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Oklahoma DBA

In Oklahoma you can file your DBA (a.k.a. trade name, assumed name or fictitious business name) yourself with your Secretary of State. Or, use a legal document service such as LegalZoom to handle the entire process for you.

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What is a DBA?

DBA, short for "doing business as", is a formal declaration that an individual, company or organization is conducting business under a different name. DBA's are commonly referred to as a fictitious business names, assumed business and trade names. All these terms mean the same thing. Read more.

What is the difference between a fictitious business name and a DBA “doing business as” name? Read More

If I have a corporation or an LLC name, do I also have to file a DBA under that name as well? Read More

If I am operating a sole proprietorship under my personal name, do I need to file a DBA? Read More


Oklahoma Small Business Statistics

(Information provided by U.S. Census Bureau)

Number of Establishments by Employment-size class

Industry Code

Total Establishments

'1-4'

'5-9'

'10-19'

11

136

48

12

13

21

1,387

314

226

131

22

212

84

56

57

23

4,826

1,374

808

444

31

1,489

748

632

539

42

2,446

1,045

702

460

44

6,427

3,933

1,956

1,046

48

1,443

376

246

205

51

743

278

216

171

52

3,758

1,028

623

354

53

2,454

639

270

90

54

5,872

1,344

685

313

55

208

79

73

73

56

2,174

531

392

274

61

368

96

79

80

62

4,308

2,190

1,099

705

71

566

170

114

102

72

2,061

992

1,364

1,667

81

5,831

1,874

952

441

95

42

30

20

27

99

328

11

7

1

Total

47,079

17,184

10,532

7,193



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