Arizona Registered Agent

URS Agents, LLC can act as your Statutory Agent, also known as a Registered Agent, in the state of Arizona. Arizona requires that you designate a Statutory Agent to receive Service of Process, which includes legal documents and lawsuit paperwork, on behalf of your company. Your Statutory Agent must have a physical address on record with the Arizona Corporation Commission. Arizona mandates that the company itself cannot act at its own Statutory Agent. Failure to appoint and maintain a valid Statutory Agent will result in the company being administratively dissolved.

Rest assured, when you appoint URS Agents, LLC as your Statutory Agent, you will have a professional and reputable agent on your side. We are a nationwide registered agent provider and we maintain a physical address in each state, making it extremely easy for you if you have plans for expansion. In addition to receiving and forwarding your official communication, we have a multitude of tools and features that come standard with our service. We offer customizable document forwarding. If you wish to receive hard copies of all of your communication, we can do that. If you prefer only electronic copies, we offer that as well. We offer filing service and ongoing compliance service to help you maintain your good standing in each state. And our customer service is beyond compare.

Contact us today to set up service in Arizona at 800-567-4397. You may also select the Request Services or Get a Quote button on this page.

To organize an LLC in Arizona, you will file Articles of Organization. It is required is that the name of the company contain the words "limited liability company" or "limited company" or the abbreviations "LLC," L.L.C.," "L.C.," or "LC."
Submit the following to the Arizona Corporation Commission, either by mail or in person:

1. Cover Sheet (all documents need to be submitted with the state issued Cover Sheet)
2. Completed Articles of Organization
3. LLC Member Structure Attachment or LLC Manager Structure Attachment
4. Signed Statutory Agent Acceptance
5. Payment ($50 filing fee. Add $35 for expedited filing which is recommended in Arizona.)

You will be a Foreign LLC in Arizona if you formed or organized your LLC in another state prior to your registration in Arizona. Name requirements are the same as the above for organizing an LLC in Arizona. A name reservation is not required.
Submit the following to the Arizona Corporation Commission, either by mail or in person:

1. Cover Sheet (all documents need to be submitted with the state issued Cover Sheet)
2. Completed Application for Registration of Foreign LLC
3. Certificate of Existence or Good Standing from state or country of organization dated not more than 60 days before its delivery to the Arizona Corporation Commission
4. LLC Member Structure Attachment or LLC Manager Structure Attachment
5. Signed Statutory Agent Acceptance
6. Payment ($150 filing fee. Add $35 for expedited filing which is recommended in Arizona.)

You will be a Domestic corporation if you incorporate in Arizona. To accomplish this, you will file Articles of Incorporation. (You will be considered a Foreign corporation in any state you may subsequently register in.) Name reservation is not required, however the name shall contain one of the following words or an abbreviation of the word: "association," "bank," company," "corporation," "limited," or "incorporated." Submit the following to the Arizona Corporation Commission, either by mail or in person:

1. Cover Sheet (all documents need to be submitted with the state issued Cover Sheet)
2. Completed Articles of Incorporation, signed by each and every incorporator
3. Director Attachment, if applicable
4. Incorporator Attachment, if applicable
5. Signed Statutory Agent Acceptance
6. Certificate of disclosure with any applicable attachments
7. Payment ($60 filing fee. Add $35 for expedited filing which is recommended in Arizona.)

If you have incorporated in another state and wish to register in Arizona, you will be considered a Foreign Corporation. You must file the Application for Authority to Transact Business or Conduct Affairs in Arizona. The name requirements are the same as the above for a Domestic corporation. A name reservation is not required. Submit the following to the Arizona Corporation Commission, either by mail or in person:

1. Cover Sheet (all documents need to be submitted with the state issued Cover Sheet)
2. Completed Application for Authority
3. Certificate of disclosure dated not more than 30 days prior to delivery to the ACC
4. Certified Copy of Articles of Incorporation certified not more than 60 days prior delivery to ACC
5. Certified Copy of Amendments (if applicable) to Articles of Incorporation certified not more than 60 days prior deliver to the ACC
6. Certificate of Existence or Certificate of Good Standing from state or country of incorporation dated not more than 60 days prior delivery to the ACC
7. Signed Statutory Agent Acceptance
8. If it applies, approval letter from the AZ Department of Insurance or the AZ Department of Financial Institutions
9. If it applies, licensing authority statement
10. Payment ($175 filing fee. Add $35 for expedited filing which is recommended in Arizona.)