What should be done if no authorized officer of a domestic corporation is found?

When no authorized officer of a domestic corporation can be located for service of process, the appropriate action is to deposit copies of the documents with the Arizona Corporation Commission. This method serves as a formal and legal notice to the corporation, ensuring that the corporation is made aware of the legal action taken against it even if the individual officers cannot be served.

Depositing copies with the Arizona Corporation Commission fulfills the statutory requirements for serving a corporation in Arizona, acting as a substitute service method that recognizes the role of the Commission as the official recipient of legal documents for corporations that may be unable to be engaged directly through their officers.

The other methods mentioned may not fulfill the legal requirements set forth by state law for proper service to a corporation. Thus, using the Arizona Corporation Commission provides a reliable and compliant avenue for ensuring that the corporation is notified of any legal proceedings.