Your Arizona Statutory Agent — $99/yr, Zero Hassle

Hey, let's make this quick. Arizona requires every LLC and corporation to have a statutory agent (their word for registered agent) with a real street address in the state. You cannot be your own. We handle it for $99 a year, and we do it faster than anyone else gets your documents to you.

Enroll Today — $99/yr

Here's What Happens When You Sign Up

1. You get our Arizona address instantly — use it on your formation docs or file a change with the Corporation Commission
2. Anytime legal mail or state correspondence arrives, we scan it the same day
3. You get an email notification plus permanent access through your online vault
4. Before any compliance deadline approaches, we nudge you so nothing slips

That's the whole experience. Fast turnaround, zero drama.

Why Speed Matters

When a lawsuit lands at your statutory agent's address, the clock starts ticking on your response window. Slow forwarding eats into that time. A provider that sits on documents for days (or worse, weeks) puts you at legal risk.

We scan and deliver the same business day. Every time. No exceptions.

What's In the Box for $99/Year

• Real Arizona street address on your public filings
• Same-day scanning and email delivery of all documents
• Digital vault — access any document from anywhere, anytime
• Compliance monitoring for Corporation Commission notices
• Full privacy — our address on the record, not yours

No setup fee. No per-scan fee. No surprise invoice in month six.

Arizona's Unique Rules

A few things set Arizona apart from other states:

• The state calls this role "statutory agent" (not registered agent)
• You cannot serve as your own statutory agent — an external party is mandatory
• There is no annual report required — once your LLC is formed, no recurring state filing
• The filing authority is the Arizona Corporation Commission, not a Secretary of State
• Changing your statutory agent costs $5 for LLCs, $0 for corporations

These rules make Arizona one of the cheapest and easiest states to maintain a business — as long as you keep a valid statutory agent on file.

Who Needs This

• Arizona LLCs (every single one, no exceptions)
• Arizona corporations
• Foreign entities registered with the Corporation Commission
• Nonprofits and professional corporations

If you have an active entity in Arizona, you need a statutory agent. If you do not have one, the state can dissolve your business.

Let's Go

Enroll Today — $99/yr

Still have questions? Our FAQ has answers, or you can reach us directly.