How to change your statutory agent in Arizona

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Arizona Secretary of State change of statutory agent requirements and options

What are the options and different ways you can change your Arizona statutory agent?

Corporations can change their statutory agent when they file their annual report, an amendment, or Form AR: 0009, Corporation Statement of Change of Known Place of Business or Statutory Agent with the Arizona Corporations Commission (ACC).  

LLCs can change their statutory agent when they file an amendment or Form LL: 0006, Limited Liability Company Statement of Address Change and Statement of Statutory Agent Change with the ACC.

In Arizona, the new statutory agent must accept the appointment.  There is a section on the Statement of Change form that must be completed and signed by the statutory agent.  If you sign up for our statutory agent service, we provide the signed forms in your account so you can use them instantly. 
You can submit the statement of change to the ACC by mail, fax, or in person. Arizona requires that you include their corporate cover sheet when filing documents.

When filing by fax, you must make arrangements for payment of filing fees. Usually, this means contacting the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) to set up a Money on Deposit account.

How much does it cost to change your statutory agent in Arizona?

There is no filing fee to change a corporation’s statutory agent in Arizona.   The fee to change your LLC’s statutory agent is $5.

Don’t want to pay the change of agent fee?  Switch your statutory agent to Northwest, and we’ll pay the change of agent fee to switch to us!  Just sign up for statutory agent service.  You’ll see the pre-populated change of agent form in your online account.  Fill it out with your company info, sign it, and email or mail it to us, and we’ll get it filed with the state.  It’s that simple!

How long does it take the state to process and complete the change of statutory agent in Arizona?

Normal Processing for a change of agent takes about 20 business days. 
If you choose expedited processing, it takes 2-3 days to complete.
Arizona has a helpful guide to processing times on the ACC website (see link below).

What form do you file to change your statutory agent in Arizona?

To change the statutory agent for your Arizona Corporation, file Form AR: 0009, Corporation Statement of Change of Known Place of Business or Statutory Agent.

To change the statutory agent for your Arizona Limited Liability Company, file Form LL: 0006, Limited Liability Company Statement of Address Change and Statement of Statutory Agent Change.

The forms can be filed by delivering them to:

Arizona Corporation Commission
Corporations Division - Corporate Filings Section
1300 W. Washington St.,
Phoenix, Arizona 85007-2929
Fax Number: 602-542-4100

Processing times:

Forms:



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