Arizona Statutory Agent Services
Statutory Agent Service
We accept service of process for our clients. And if your mail from the Arizona Corporation Commission or other Arizona state agencies is being returned, or they are unable to reach you, they will contact your Arizona statutory agent. Having a reliable statutory agent will help ensure that your company is in compliance with the State of Arizona.
Any service of process or other documents we receive on your behalf are scanned at our local Arizona office and uploaded into your online account, and then you are sent an email with the item as an attachment or notified that you have a new mail item to view and download from your online account. If you don’t respond to our email, we will continue our efforts to contact you until we are sure you have been notified. An option is to have emails sent to 5 additional email addresses (for example, your attorney, CPA or spouse) in case we do not get a response from you.
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Business Formation
We offer our registered agent clients business formation service for $100 plus state fees. We can form your Arizona LLC or create your Arizona corporation, and provide you all the tools you need to get started fast, including an operating agreement or bylaws, resolutions, and more.
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Out-of-State Business Registration
Have a business formed outside the state and want to begin operating in Arizona? You’ll need to appoint a registered agent in the state and file an Application for Authority to Transact Business or Conduct Affairs in Arizona. We can do it all for you for less.
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Trade Name Service
If you plan to operate your business in Arizona under any name other than its legal operating name, you’ll need to apply for an Arizona Trade Name (also commonly known as a DBA). We can file your Arizona LLC or corporation’s trade name with the state for just $125 plus state fees.
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Beneficial Ownership Information Report Service
Within 30 days of registering to do business in Arizona, you must file a Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) report with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). (Note: companies formed in 2024 have 90 days and those formed before 2024 have until 2025… it’s complicated.) For $9, we’ll ensure that your report is filed correctly and on time so you can avoid the hassle of figuring it all out on your own.
Annual Report Service
Corporations in Arizona must file an annual report. The Arizona Corporation Commission sends you only one postcard reminding you to file the report, but if you don’t file or file late, you will have to pay a late fee plus penalty fees which accrue daily.
With statutory agent service, we provide our clients with a secure online account where they can check the due dates for their annual reports. We also send you multiple email reminders to file your Arizona annual report on time. You can also hire us to file your report for $100 plus state fees.
First Class Customer Service
The services above are only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what we can do for our customers.
Our customers are of the highest priority for us and if you can’t find what you need in your online account, need help or have questions, we are available to help you out. You can reach us by phone or email.