Form your Arizona business the right way
Flat-fee LLC and corporation filings with the Arizona Corporation Commission — including the operating agreement and the publication requirement. Launching soon in Arizona, with a licensed Arizona attorney reviewing the work at launch.
- Launching soon
- Flat fee
- Arizona-only
Who it’s for
- You are starting an Arizona LLC and want it done correctly the first time
- You need a statutory agent, Articles of Organization, and an operating agreement
- You want an S-corp or C-corp formed and organized properly
- You have an existing entity that is behind on compliance or needs restructuring
What you get
What’s included
Articles of Organization
Prepared and filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC).
Statutory agent setup
The Arizona statutory (registered) agent your entity is required to name.
Operating agreement
A tailored operating agreement (or bylaws for a corporation) — not a blank template.
Publication handled
The ACC newspaper publication requirement handled where it applies (Maricopa and Pima County filings are exempt).
How it works
How business formation works
- Step 1
Tell us about the business
Owners, name, purpose, and management structure.
- Step 2
We prepare and file
Careful preparation and filing with the ACC.
- Step 3
You are organized
You receive your filed documents, operating agreement, EIN guidance, and a compliance checklist.
Flat-fee pricing
Clear prices, no hourly surprises
What every package includes
- Articles of Organization. Prepared and filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC).
- Statutory agent setup. The Arizona statutory (registered) agent your entity is required to name.
- Operating agreement. A tailored operating agreement (or bylaws for a corporation) — not a blank template.
- Publication handled. The ACC newspaper publication requirement handled where it applies (Maricopa and Pima County filings are exempt).
Flat fees are for our document preparation and attorney review. Court and government filing fees, where they apply, are separate and paid to the court.
Related services
The most common structure for small Arizona businesses.
S-corp or C-corp, organized correctly.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How do I form an LLC in Arizona?
You file Articles of Organization with the Arizona Corporation Commission, name a statutory agent, and — outside Maricopa and Pima Counties — publish a notice of formation. Arizona LLCs are not required to file annual reports, unlike many states.
What is the Arizona LLC publication requirement?
Most Arizona entities must publish a notice of formation in an approved newspaper for three consecutive publications. Filings whose known place of business is in Maricopa or Pima County are exempt because the ACC posts those on its website.
What is a statutory agent?
A statutory (registered) agent is the person or company designated to receive legal and official mail for your Arizona entity. Every LLC and corporation must name one.
Do Arizona LLCs file annual reports?
No. Arizona LLCs are not required to file annual reports with the ACC. Arizona corporations, however, must file an annual report.
Attorney review pending. This page is published as general legal information and has not yet been reviewed by a licensed Arizona attorney.
Important
- This is general legal information, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
- Filing requirements and fees change; confirm current Arizona Corporation Commission rules before filing.
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Arizona-only · flat fee · no obligation