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The document outlines the process for obtaining a Certificate of Assumed Business Name from the Arizona Department of Insurance. It provides instructions for checking name availability, completing the form, and certifying that the assumed name does not conflict with existing names. It emphasizes that this certificate does not serve as an insurance license and details the responsibilities of the applicant regarding name usage and notification of changes.
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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Arizona Assumed Business Name Certificate in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your Arizona insurance license number if applicable; leave it blank if you do not have one.
  3. Indicate whether you are a BUSINESS ENTITY or an INDIVIDUAL by selecting the appropriate option.
  4. If you selected BUSINESS ENTITY, enter the genuine/legal name of your business. If you are an INDIVIDUAL, skip this step.
  5. For individuals, fill in your FULL Last Name, First Name, and Middle Name as required.
  6. If you wish to remove an existing assumed name from your license, enter that name here.
  7. To add a new assumed name to your license, enter that name in the designated field.
  8. Review the acknowledgment and certification section carefully before signing and dating the form at the bottom.

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When must a foreign corporation or LLC register with the ACC? If a foreign entity wants to transact business or conduct affairs in Arizona, it must register with the Arizona Corporation Commission. The entity must determine for itself if its activities constitute the transaction of business the A.C.C.
A trade name is also known as a fictitious name or a DBA (doing business as). A registered business entity can file for Registration of Trade Name (Form T-1) as long as the name is different from its registered name.
Registering a trade name in Arizona involves filing an online Trade Name Application with Arizonas Secretary of State and paying a $10 registration fee. Well go over everything you need to know to get a DBA in Arizona.

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$10 The filing fee for a DBA in Arizona is $10. For each duplicate certificate, it is an additional $3. To expedite the process, it is an additional $35. Arizona DBA registrations require renewal every five years and must be done online. How to File a DBA in Arizona - Chamber Of Commerce chamberofcommerce.org dba arizona chamberofcommerce.org dba arizona
Theres no cap on how many DBA names you can have. Just remember, each one needs to be registered in your operating state. This isnt just paperwork; its about transparency. The public deserves to know whos behind a business name, especially if its different from the legal one.
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