Free Blank Arizona Construction Change Order (2026)
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Arizona rules that this document follows
| Written change order required | Not required by a confirmed statute — a written, signed amendment is still the only reliable proof of the changeSource: Common law of contracts; state statute of frauds |
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| Signature before the changed work | No confirmed statutory rule; sign before the changed work starts so the extra is not disputed laterSource: Common law of contracts; state statute of frauds |
| Price and schedule in the order | No confirmed statutory content rule — state both the price effect and the schedule effect anywaySource: Common law of contracts; state statute of frauds |
| Payment for the change | No confirmed statutory limit on when a change order may be billed; pay for extra work as it is performedSource: Common law of contracts; state statute of frauds |
| Licence number on the paperwork | Required on the home improvement contract, so it is printed on the change order too — Arizona Registrar of ContractorsSource: Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 32-1158(A) |
| Lien rights for the extra work | Work added by a signed change order is lienable: it counts as labor and materials furnished for the improvement under this state's mechanics lien chapter.Source: Ariz. Rev. Stat. tit. 33, ch. 7, art. 6 (Mechanics' and Materialmen's Liens); waiver at § 33-1008 |
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