Oklahoma license and registration renewals

Every LicenseLedger guide for Oklahoma on one page: what each one covers and, where its guide gives them, when it expires or renews and the continuing education it asks for. Open a guide for its fees and how to renew.

• Oklahoma HVAC (Mechanical) License Renewal

  Last reviewed October 2026

  Oklahoma HVAC/R, refrigeration, sheet metal and other mechanical licenses are issued by the Construction Industries Board (CIB) and last no more than a year: every license expires on the last day of the licensee's birth month. A late fee applies after 30 days, and most journeymen and contractors need six hours of approved continuing education in the 36 months before it expires to renew. An active contractor also keeps a $5,000 bond and $50,000 of liability insurance on file, and the license goes inactive if the insurance lapses.

  Renews every

  Year: a license lasts no more than one year and expires on the last day of your birth month

  Continuing education

  6 hours every 36 months: no journeyman or contractor license is renewed without 6 hours of committee-approved CE in the 36 months before the license expires. You're exempt for 3 years from the date you passed your current licensing exam

• Oklahoma Plumber License Renewal (CIB)

  Last reviewed October 2026

  Oklahoma plumbing contractor and journeyman licenses, unlimited and residential, are issued by the Construction Industries Board (CIB) and last no more than a year: every license expires on the last day of the licensee's birth month. A late fee applies after 30 days, and most journeymen and contractors need six hours of approved continuing education in the 36 months before the license expires to renew it. An active contractor also keeps a $5,000 bond and $50,000 of liability insurance on file, and the license goes inactive if either lapses.

  Renews every

  Year: a license lasts no more than one year and expires on the last day of your birth month

  Continuing education

  6 hours every 36 months: no journeyman or contractor license is renewed without 6 hours of CE approved by the Plumbing Examiners Committee in the 36 months before the license expires. Approved online and correspondence courses count. You're exempt for 3 years from the date you passed your current licensing exam

• Oklahoma Electrician License Renewal (CIB)

  Last reviewed October 2026

  Oklahoma electrical journeyman and contractor licenses are issued by the Construction Industries Board (CIB) and last no more than a year: every license expires on the last day of the licensee's birth month. A late fee applies 30 days after expiration, and most journeymen and contractors need 12 hours of approved continuing education in the 36 months before the license expires to renew. An active contractor also keeps a $5,000 bond, $50,000 of liability insurance and workers' compensation proof on file, or the license goes inactive.

  Renews every

  Year: a license lasts no longer than one year and expires on the last day of your birth month

  Continuing education

  12 hours every 36 months: no journeyman or contractor license is renewed without 12 hours of committee-approved CE in the 36 months before the license expires, 6 of them on the codes adopted by the Oklahoma Uniform Building Code Commission. You're exempt for 3 years from the date you passed your current licensing exam

• Oklahoma Roofing Contractor Registration Renewal

  Last reviewed October 2026

  Every roofing contractor working in Oklahoma needs a registration from the Construction Industries Board (CIB), renewed every year by the last day of the qualifying party's birth month. Renewal is a notarized paper application with a $75 fee and a current certificate of liability insurance: at least $500,000 for residential work, $1,000,000 with a commercial endorsement. There's a 30-day grace period, then a $100 late fee; until January 1, 2027, a registration not renewed within 60 days is suspended, and one still not renewed within 6 months of expiring is revoked. A new residential roofer endorsement starts January 1, 2027, and the CIB says that from January 1, 2028 all residential roofing work needs it, unless exempt. House Bill 3800 also changes parts of the roofing law on January 1, 2027, including continuing education and fines.

  Renews every

  Every year. The registration and any endorsement expire on the last day of the qualifying party's birth month, and the renewal application is due by that day

  Continuing education

  The Act ties continuing education to endorsements, not to the registration itself, and an endorsement can't be renewed until its qualifying party has completed it. For a commercial endorsement, the CIB's roofing page and application say at least 4 hours of approved continuing education every 3 years (36 months), starting 3 years after passing the endorsement exam. House Bill 3800 (2026), effective January 1, 2027, makes it 4 hours every year