Arizona Notice Regrading Community Debts is a notice that is issued to a debtor in Arizona when a debt is owed to a community organization, such as a homeowners' association, condominium association, or other similar entity. The notice is issued by the Secretary of State or the Arizona Superior Court and informs the debtor of the amount of the debt they owe, the legal basis for the debt, and the consequences of failing to pay the debt in full. The notice will also inform the debtor of the right to dispute the debt or any portion of it. There are two types of Arizona Notice Regrading Community Debts: a default notice and a demand notice. A default notice is issued when the debtor has failed to pay the debt within the given time frame. A demand notice is issued when the debtor has failed to make a payment after the initial default notice and provides the debtor with additional time to pay the debt.