In case a domestic corporation’s officer or agent cannot be found, where should service be delivered?

Service of process for a domestic corporation that cannot be reached through its officers or agents is delivered to the Arizona Corporation Commission. This is the appropriate venue because the Arizona Corporation Commission is designated by law to receive service of process on behalf of corporations that are unable to be served through their primary representatives. This mechanism allows for legal actions to proceed against corporations even when direct contact with their officers or agents is impossible.

The other options are not appropriate for delivering service in this context. The Secretary of State's office is not specifically responsible for accepting service for corporations in this manner. The Supreme Court of Arizona is a judicial body and does not function as a point of service for process delivery. Additionally, any local government office does not hold the jurisdiction to represent corporations in such matters. Therefore, the choice of the Arizona Corporation Commission aligns with legal requirements for serving domestic corporations when their representatives are unreachable.