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What is the process to claim a prize of more than $599 from the Arizona Lottery?
How to claim an Arizona Lottery prize over $599
Claiming a prize of $600 or more from the Arizona Lottery is straightforward, but there are a few extra steps compared to smaller prizes. Here’s what you need to do.
Before you start – protect your ticket
As soon as you buy a ticket, sign the back and fill in your address. That way, nobody else can redeem it if you lose it. [23]
Step-by-step claiming process
Sign the back of the winning ticket if you haven’t already. [1] [2] [3]
Get a Winner Claim Form – download it from the Arizona Lottery website (available in English or Spanish) or pick one up at a lottery office. [3] [11] [12]
Fill out the form completely. [1] [2] [10]
Deliver these three things together:
- The signed original winning ticket
- The completed Winner Claim Form
- Your government‑issued photo ID
You have two delivery options:
- In person at an Arizona Lottery office (required for prizes of $600 or more) [15] [21]
- By mail – for all winning tickets valued at $600 or more, you mail the signed ticket, completed Winner Claim Form, and a copy of your ID to the lottery office. [6] [15]
Arizona Lottery office (Phoenix)
The main office where you can claim in person is at:
4740 E University Drive, Phoenix, AZ 85034
Phone: 480‑921‑4400
Hours: Monday–Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. [30]
A Tucson office also exists, but its exact address isn’t included in the provided information. [8] [14]
Don’t miss the deadline
You have 180 days to claim your prize. For draw games (like Pick 3 or Fantasy 5), this counts from the draw date. For scratch‑off tickets, it counts from the purchase day or the game‑ending date. [22] [25] [35] [36]
A quick note about taxes
When your prize is processed, Arizona automatically withholds 4.8% for state taxes. The rest is yours to enjoy. [24]
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