Arizona Statutory Agent Resignation is the process of officially resigning from the role of Statutory Agent in the state of Arizona. A Statutory Agent, also known as a Registered Agent, is a person or business entity appointed to receive service of process on behalf of a business entity. The resignation must be done in accordance with Arizona law. There are two types of Arizona Statutory Agent Resignation: non-voluntary and voluntary. Non-voluntary resignation occurs when a Statutory Agent is removed from their role for failing to meet the statutory requirements, such as failing to maintain a registered office in Arizona or notifying the state of a change in the Statutory Agent's information. Voluntary resignation is when the Statutory Agent chooses to voluntarily resign from the position. To complete the resignation process, the Statutory Agent must file a Notice of Resignation with the Arizona Corporation Commission. The Notice of Resignation must include the name and address of the resigning Statutory Agent, the name of the business entity, the name and address of the new Statutory Agent, and the effective date of the resignation. The Notice of Resignation must also be signed by the resigning Statutory Agent and the business entity.