The Arizona Initial Application For Authority To Self Insure (Individual) is a document that must be completed and submitted by an individual who wishes to self-insure in the state of Arizona. The application must include the individual's name, address, and contact information, as well as the type of business or organization they are self-insuring. It must also include a description of the type of self-insurance program they are applying for and any relevant information about the plan. The application must also include evidence of financial responsibility, such as a current financial statement or a surety bond. The application must also be accompanied by a copy of the individual's driver's license, social security number, and proof of insurance, as well as a copy of any applicable business licenses. Once the application is received and reviewed, the Arizona Department of Insurance will issue a Certificate of Authority to Self Insure. There are two types of Arizona Initial Application For Authority To Self Insure (Individual): a standard application and an expedited application. The standard application takes approximately two to three weeks to be processed, while the expedited application takes only two business days.