Coverage · AZ

Form your American company in Arizona.

Same desk, same prices, Arizona’s own machinery. Filings here run through the Arizona Corporation Commission — Corporations Division, and the state calls its agent a statutory agent. What follows is Arizona’s actual formation landscape.

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Arizona on the coverage map — one tile per jurisdiction, Arizona highlighted.

The Arizona facts

Arizona calls the role the statutory agent, and filings run through the Corporation Commission, not a Secretary of State.

Your charter is filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission — Corporations Division. The statutory agent you appoint must be reachable at a physical Arizona address during business hours — for founders abroad, that appointment is the whole reason a desk like this one exists. Under Sethhost, the statutory agent of record is CorpNet, Incorporated, our disclosed wholesale partner, appointed at filing and named in your service agreement.

Keeping the company alive in Arizona

Arizona LLCs file no annual report. Arizona corporations file an annual report with the Corporation Commission — the filing where a corporation's statutory agent is restated.

Inside Hosted, those dates sit on your compliance calendar from the day you form — set from your filing record, not a national average — and annual report filing service is part of the subscription where your state uses one. Reminders are best efforts and you remain responsible for your deadlines; that sentence is in the agreement, and it is on this page too.

Publication — Arizona

Arizona adds a publication step to many formations: notice published in an approved newspaper in the county of the company’s known place of business. It is a real cost, so it is pre-quoted before your filing is placed: $299, a pass-through charge collected before filing, with the confirmed figure governing your order. One exception, stated beside the price: LLCs whose known place of business is in Maricopa or Pinal county do not owe it — there, the Corporation Commission publishes the notice itself.

How Sethhost serves Arizona

Formation is prepared at your direction and confirmed by you before filing (Docket 01). The EIN runs through the IRS workflow for founders with or without a Social Security number (Docket 03). Official mail received by the agent is retrieved by our desk each business day and mirrored into your portal under the mail protocol — best efforts, in writing, with no timeframe promised upstream. A five-page website and a US number complete the visible half of the company (Docket 06).

Questions on Arizona

How much does Sethhost charge in Arizona?

The same as everywhere: Launch $499 one-time and Hosted $79 per month. Arizona’s own LLC filing fee is $50 — separate, charged at cost, and itemized for your state at checkout before your filing is placed.

What does Arizona call its registered agent?

The statutory agent — and the filing office is the Arizona Corporation Commission — Corporations Division. State terminology is not pedantry: the wrong term on a form is how filings get rejected.

Can I form in Arizona from outside the US?

Yes — that is the standard case here. You choose the state; we never recommend one, because that is legal advice. Compare states on the coverage board and in the guides, then direct us.

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