Yes. Arizona law requires every LLC and corporation to maintain a registered agent with a physical Arizona address to receive legal and state documents.

Yes, but using a professional registered agent helps protect your privacy and ensures documents are handled promptly and securely.

Yes. In Arizona, the official legal term is “statutory agent.” In most other states, the term used is “registered agent.” They mean the same thing. A statutory (registered) agent is the person or company designated to receive legal documents, service of process, and official state correspondence on behalf of your LLC or corporation. At AZ Registered, we serve as your official Arizona statutory agent and ensure any legal or state documents are accepted, scanned, and delivered to you promptly.

We receive service of process, state notices, and official compliance documents, then notify you promptly when something arrives.

Yes. Documents are scanned and notifications are sent as soon as they are received.

Absolutely. You can update or change your registered agent at any time by filing the appropriate form with the Arizona Corporation Commission.

Yes. Our address is used on public records instead of yours.