Plain answers about statutory agents, Arizona LLCs, publication, and how our service works.
Yes. Arizona uses the term statutory agent because the role is set by state statute. Most other states say registered agent. The duties are identical.
They accept legal documents and state notices for your business at a physical Arizona address, sign for them, and pass them to you fast. Read more on what a statutory agent is.
No. Arizona law requires a physical street address in the state. P.O. Boxes and private mailbox stores are not allowed under A.R.S. section 29-3115.
$9.99 for every year. There are no setup fees and no hidden forwarding charges.
No. We send an invoice before your renewal date, so nothing auto-charges without your say-so.
The state fee is $50 to file your Articles of Organization. See the full Arizona LLC cost breakdown.
Yes. Our office is in Gilbert, inside Maricopa County, which is exempt from the newspaper publication requirement. More on the publication requirement.
Usually $60 to $300, and it has to finish within 60 days of forming your LLC.
No. Arizona does not require LLCs to file an annual report. Corporations do file one, roughly $45, and we can handle that filing for you.
A missed lawsuit can lead to a default judgment. A missed state notice can lead to administrative dissolution of your business. A reliable agent is how you avoid both.
File a Statement of Change with the Arizona Corporation Commission. It costs $5 for an LLC and is free for a corporation. We prepare and file it for you at no charge. See change of agent.
1525 S Higley Rd, Ste 400, Gilbert, AZ 85296. That is a real address in Maricopa County.
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