The Arizona Statement of Bankruptcy or Receivership Major Stockholder Attachment is a document used in the state of Arizona to secure a major stockholder's interest in a company that has filed for bankruptcy or is in receivership. The statement allows the major stockholder to prove that the company is legally obligated to them for the money owed on their shares. The document must be filed with the court and served upon the company along with other relevant documents. There are two types of Arizona Statement of Bankruptcy or Receivership Major Stockholder Attachment: a voluntary attachment and an involuntary attachment. A voluntary attachment is initiated by the major stockholder, while an involuntary attachment is initiated by the court. Both types of attachments require the major stockholder to provide a sworn statement attesting to the amount owed and the validity of the debt. The attachment also indicates the major stockholder's intention to actively participate in the bankruptcy or receivership proceedings.