Please provide at least one name for your corporation.
You can provide up to 3 names (in order of preference).

This can save time in the incorporation process if there are any problems or conflicts with using the first selection.

Arizona Corporation names must be appended with a "corporate identifier".

Examples of permissible designations include:
"Inc., Incorporated, Corporation, Limited or Company".
The most common is the business name simply followed by a comma and then "Inc." Example: "YOUR BUSINESS, CORP."

This should be a street address, not a PMB or post office box.

The physical street address of the agent must be listed.

You can use a residential or business address, but not a PMB or P.O. Box.

A street address or P.O. Box can be used for Officers, Directors and Shareholders.

This is a standard "No Par Value" clause
used in Arizona Articles of Incorporation.

This is a standard clause for setting the
Par Value for each share to $1.00

Alternatively, you can define the number of authorized shares and the Par Value here.

Select this if the directors will authorize the sale and issuance of stock immediately upon incorporating.

Fees apply for drafting applicable Consent Action and Shareholder Certificates.

Select this if shares of stock will be issued after the business has been incorporated. (This is your least expensive option).

Arizona allows shares to be issued for tangible or intangible property (including cash or services performed, but not promissory notes or future services).

If you are incorporating a Subchapter S Corporation, or think you might want Subchapter S tax status in the future, it is almost always best to leave the fiscal year at December 31st.

Client Contact Information
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Please tell us about yourself. For the purpose of incorporating this company, this person is deemed to be our client. All correspondence will be directed to the person whose name is entered here.

Name
Address
City, State, Zip
Email Address
Telephone
Fax
Company Name Selection
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The name of the corporation must be specified in the Articles of Incorporation.

We run a search for you to identify possible conflicts as a part of this service.

You can conduct a name search to determine if any conflicts exist with your chosen at the Arizona Corporation Commission's name availability page. The Commission has a policy for name standards at this page.

Company Address
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The address of the Corporation will usually be its primary business location, or where its administrative offices are located.

If you do not have a physical street address in Arizona, then the corporation's address may be in care its statutory agent (the agent's address will need to be a physical street address located within Arizona).

Street Address:
City, State, Zip
County
Registered (Statutory) Agent
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This party will receive official notice on behalf of the corporation. The registered agent (called a statutory agent in Arizona) must have a physical address within Arizona. The agent's signature is required on the documents when we file the corporation. The statutory agent can be any adult within the State of Arizona. The agent does not have to (but can also be) be a director or officer of the corporation.

Being the agent, in and of itself, does not give the person any ownership interest or management rights to the corporation.

Business Activity or Purpose:
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Please provide a short description of the corporation's business activity or purpose.

Examples: retailer, RV dealer, broker, contractor, realtor.