Okla. Stat. tit. 54, § 54-84.1
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Certificate of cancellation of fictitious name
Official statutory text
Whenever a partnership ceases to transact business in this state
under a fictitious name, it shall file a certificate of cancellation
of the fictitious name with the Secretary of State, signed by at
least two partners, and setting forth the names in full of all of
the current members of the partnership, their places of residence,
and mailing addresses.
under a fictitious name, it shall file a certificate of cancellation
of the fictitious name with the Secretary of State, signed by at
least two partners, and setting forth the names in full of all of
the current members of the partnership, their places of residence,
and mailing addresses.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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