Oklahoma City, OK Soliciting & Door-to-Door: Solicitor Permits (2026)

" Section 39-32 spells out what the application must contain: the applicant's full name, description, birthdate, and Social Security number; local and legal address; a description of the goods to be sold and how long the applicant intends to operate; any vehicle to be used; proof of Oklahoma Tax Commission sales-tax registration or exemption; police-taken photographs and fingerprints; the content of any signs to be used; and, if employed by someone else, that employer's name and address. The applicant must also submit an Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation criminal history report "dated no more than 30 days prior" to filing.

Section 39-33 requires an application and investigation fee set in Chapter 60, which is non-refundable regardless of outcome. Section 39-34 gives the Supervisor of Licenses seven business days to approve or deny; grounds for denial include an incomplete application, unpaid fees, failure to verify sales-tax status, noncompliant signage under Article V of Chapter 3, or a finding of "unsatisfactory character or business responsibility," defined to include convictions for offenses like robbery, theft, fraud, moral turpitude, firearm or drug offenses, two or more peddler-article violations within 12 months, or a license revoked in the prior 12 months. A denied applicant may appeal to the License Appeals Board under Section 26-17, per Section 39-35.