# Arizona registered agent

Source: https://joinopenfile.com/registered-agent/arizona
Index: https://joinopenfile.com/llms.txt

Every Arizona company must name a statutory agent with a street address in Arizona, open in business hours, to receive legal papers and state notices.

## Arizona details

- Required: Yes
- What the state calls it: Statutory agent
- State fee to change agents: $5
- Our agent service: $119/yr

[How to change agents](https://www.azcc.gov/docs/default-source/corps-files/forms/l020-statement-of-change-address-agent5f423db70b73407b9d3cf9cc46777225.pdf). Last checked October 2026. Fees are set by the state and confirmed again before we file.

[Be my registered agent](https://joinopenfile.com/existing?service=registered-agent&state=AZ)

$119/yr, for any company.

## Questions

What does a Arizona statutory agent do?

Receives lawsuits, subpoenas and official mail from the state for your company, and passes them on right away. Its address is on public record.

Can I be my own statutory agent in Arizona?

Yes, if you have a street address in Arizona and are there during business hours. That address goes on public record, which is why many owners use a service.

What happens if I don't keep one?

You can miss a lawsuit and lose by default, and Arizona can take the company out of good standing.

How do I change my statutory agent in Arizona?

File a change of agent with the Arizona Corporation Commission and pay $5. When you switch to us, we file it for you.