Surety bonds • Oklahoma
Oklahoma Surety Bonds: Requirements and Costs by Bond Type
Oklahoma requires surety bonds for used and wholesale vehicle dealers, notaries, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing contractors, and contractors on public works. Used dealers need $25,000, notaries now need $10,000, and trade contractors need $5,000. This guide lists the most common Oklahoma bonds and what they cost.
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Common Oklahoma surety bonds
| Bond | Who requires it | Required amount |
|---|---|---|
| Used and wholesale dealer bond | Used Motor Vehicle Commission | $25,000 |
| Notary bond | Secretary of State | $10,000 |
| Electrical, mechanical, plumbing contractor bond | Construction Industries Board | $5,000 |
| Public works bonds | Public agencies (61 O.S. §§ 1, 113) | 100% of contracts over $100,000 |
Amounts are sourced in each linked guide.
Federal bonds Oklahoma businesses often need
- Freight broker bond (BMC-84): $75,000, filed with FMCSA.
- ERISA bond: at least 10% of plan funds handled.
- Bid bonds and Miller Act bonds on federal construction.
What Oklahoma bonds cost
Trade contractor bonds start around $50 a year, notary bonds around $25 for the term, and the $25,000 dealer bond around $125. Contract bonds are priced based on credit and finances. See our surety bond cost guide or the surety bond cost calculator.
Oklahoma surety bond FAQs
How much is an Oklahoma used dealer bond?
$25,000, expiring December 31 of each odd-numbered year.
How much is an Oklahoma notary bond?
$10,000 for applications filed on or after January 1, 2026.
Do Oklahoma contractors need a bond?
Electrical, mechanical, and plumbing contractors need a $5,000 bond with the Construction Industries Board.
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