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Begin by entering the current name of your corporation in the designated field under 'FIRST'. If applicable, provide the original name if it has changed.
In 'SECOND', input the date when the certificate of incorporation was filed with the Department of State.
For 'THIRD', clearly state the amendment being made. Ensure you include full text for each amended paragraph as required.
In 'FOURTH', indicate how the amendment was authorized by checking the appropriate box and providing your signature, name, and title.
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