Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-2045
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Foreign limited liability company - Name
Official statutory text
Subject to the provisions of Section 2008 of this title, a
foreign limited liability company may register with the Secretary of
State under the name which it is registered in its jurisdiction of
organization and that could be registered by a domestic limited
liability company. If the name of a foreign limited liability
company does not satisfy the requirements of Section 2008 of this
title, the foreign limited liability company may file with the
Secretary of State a statement by its manager duly adopting a
fictitious name that is available, and which satisfies the
requirements of Section 2008 of this title, which shall be used to
the exclusion of its true name when transacting business within this
state.
foreign limited liability company may register with the Secretary of
State under the name which it is registered in its jurisdiction of
organization and that could be registered by a domestic limited
liability company. If the name of a foreign limited liability
company does not satisfy the requirements of Section 2008 of this
title, the foreign limited liability company may file with the
Secretary of State a statement by its manager duly adopting a
fictitious name that is available, and which satisfies the
requirements of Section 2008 of this title, which shall be used to
the exclusion of its true name when transacting business within this
state.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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