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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- In Step 1, provide the Legal Name of the Organization and specify the Type of Organization. If an Account Number is assigned, include that as well.
- List the names and titles of Authorized Persons who are elected or appointed. Ensure each name is clearly stated next to their respective title.
- Move to Step 2 for Certification. Fill in the organization’s name and confirm that a meeting was held with a quorum present. Include any powers not authorized if applicable.
- In Step 3, certify and sign by providing printed names, titles, and signatures of all authorized officers listed in the resolution.
- If necessary, complete Step 4 for Additional Certification by checking the appropriate box regarding the Principal Signer’s authority.
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