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In Arizona, once you sign a consent to adopt, that consent is considered final and irrevocable—unless it was obtained by fraud, duress, or undue influence. There is no state-mandated period during which you can revoke your consent.
This means that even if circumstances change or you later feel that you were pressured or misinformed at the time of your signed consent, the decision cannot be undone. In the case of fraud, duress, or undue influence, you'd have an exceptionally high legal hurdle to clear as courts overwhelmingly favor private infant adoptions over your rights.