The Arizona Letter To Publisher About Creditors is a form used by Arizona creditors to notify publishers, such as credit bureaus, of a debt that has been sold, transferred or otherwise assigned to another creditor. This form provides the new creditor with the information they need to update their records and ensure accurate credit reporting. There are two types of Arizona Letters To Publisher About Creditors: 1. Notice of Assignment: This letter informs the publisher of a debt that has been assigned to a new creditor, and provides the new creditor’s contact information. 2. Notice of Transfer: This letter informs the publisher of a debt that has been transferred to a new creditor, and provides the new creditor’s contact information. Both letters must include the name and contact information of the original creditor, the name and contact information of the new creditor, the account number of the debt, the date of the transfer/assignment, any additional information about the debt, and the signature of the creditor.