Arizona
statutory agent (Arizona registered agent), quality service at a reasonable
price: $99 per year. If you are paying more, you can now comply with
Arizona laws requiring an
agent without overpaying or sacrificing quality
and dependability.
, founded by a veteran corporate lawyer and now a network of practicing
lawyers in the various states, provides dependable registered agent/registered
office/statutory agent service everywhere, plus other corporate and
legal services. Contact
us or order
Arizona statutory agent online.
The theory of the
law requiring all Arizona entities to have a statutory agent in Arizona
( called "registered agent" in most other states, which
have similar laws) is that there must be an actual person residing
in Arizona to receive important papers so that the Arizona courts
will have jurisdiction over the entity. As long as you have to comply
with this law, you might as well get the best agency relationship
you can, considering both cost and quality of service. Lawyers know
business, business law and common issues in litigation involving businesses
and a lawyer or lawyer-managed agent brings that expertise to the
table. This doesn't mean free legal service, but it does mean that
you are starting at the right spot if you need help. With the statutory
agent provided by
you meet the requirements of the law, but you also provide your thirsty
enterprise with a reservoir of expertise and experience.
Our Arizona
statutory agent also provides:
A separate address for your corporation or limited liability company.
Should any legal action befall your enterprise, you will want (1)
privacy and confidentiality that a designated employee or lay citizen,
however discreet, cannot provide and (2) no late night knock at the
door by a process server.
Promoters and sales people often use an agent's address for initial
contact. With our service, you can avoid exposing yourself, an employee
or friend to undesired solicitation. We forward only what you must
and desire to receive.
In Arizona (where publishing of your entity information is required),
we can minimize your publishing costs by using the address of our
statutory agent in Arizona.
At your request, we can even add the additonal service of providing
a "known corporate address", for your use with respect to
other legal requirements
Timeliness in receiving important documents is crucial. We know this
and our procedures and high-speed scanning service are designed to
eliminate the financial costs of delay, hesitation, procrastination
or uncertainty on the part of persons unfamiliar with litigation and
reporting requirements.
If you are the owner of rental property in Arizona and reside in another
state, you must have a registered agent between you and the assessor's
office and we act in that regard upon request.
If your limited liability company or corporation fails to maintain
a statutory agent in Arizona, or to comply with other state laws,
your good standing as a business entity can be jeopardized. If you
want us to, we are in a position to help you stay on the right side
of the law, which might otherwise be difficult even if you give the
matter your best attention and commitment.
The bottom line, considering that you must have
a statutory agent in Arizona, is that our service affords quality
and dependability and remains a bargain at $99 per year.
Here's how our
process works. Click order
Arizona statutory agent online and submit your information, with
sensitive information submitted direct to our accounting department
over a secure connection. We will contact you for any additional information
required and to answer in person any questions you may have. We process
your order as soon as possible, take care of receipting and provide
you with information on your Arizona statutory agent. If you wish
to establish a statutory agent/registered agent in any of the other
forty nine states, we can assist you through the LawyeRagents network
of participating lawyers and lawyer-owned companies. We can help you
as well with respect to whatever else you may need for other state
agencies.