Finally! Strategies Needed To Find A Professional Arizona Statutory Agent

All entities (Corporations, LLCs, Limited Partnerships and Non-Profit Corporations) are mandated to have a Statutory Agent. The primary purpose of a Statutory Agent is to accept service of process for any type of a legal action taken against the entity itself. They are the point of contact between the Arizona Corporation Commission or the Arizona Secretary of State and your entity. A fantastic Statutory Agent can provide this service in all 50 states at the same time!

By having a qualified Statutory Agent of record, they will collect any notice of law suits or legal action that are generally delivered by a process server and notifications of renewal and compliance from the State of Arizona.

A good Statutory Agent will promptly notify the client by email and/or phone regarding the service of process received and will promptly forward that information on because it is time sensitive material.

The Arizona Corporation Commission no longer sends a reminder to entities that your annual report is due. A good Statutory Agent will do that for you and ensure you.

Staying current with these filings assures and maintains the your good standing status with the state of Arizona or any other state for that matter.

Why Hire a Statutory Agent?

You can be your own Statutory Agent, but there are some downsides:

• Your name and your mailing address is going to be listed at the state website. That information becomes public information and can easily be found by anyone just by looking it up on the website.

• You have to be available to receive any process of service for any legal action that has been taken against your entity at any time. So you have to be available all the time.

• You have to receive any notices of renewal which can be mistaken for junk mail and thrown out or dismissed all together.

Having a experienced Statutory Agent will mean that they will act as your contact between the Arizona Corporation Commission or the Arizona Secretary of State and your Business.

The Statutory Agent will:

-Receive and immediately notify you about any communication to your entity by the State you have a corporation, LLC or limited partnership in.

The Statutory Agent can:

• Provide your legal address in your state of incorporation

• File your formation documents, amendments and renewals for you at the Arizona Corporation Commission, the Arizona Secretary of State and in all 50 states.

What should you look for in a good Statutory Agent?

An experienced Statutory Agent will:

• Provides service in all 50 states and the District of Columbia

• Has a physical location within the jurisdiction that you need to do business

• Ensures that you stay in compliance with the Corporation Commission and remain in good standing