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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the nh certificate authority vote in the editor.
- Begin by entering the name of the Clerk of the Corporation in the designated field. Ensure this is not the same person who signed the contract.
- In the next section, input the name of your Corporation where indicated. This identifies which entity is entering into the contract.
- Fill in the date when authority was given for this resolution. This should reflect when your Board of Directors met to adopt these resolutions.
- Specify the services that your Corporation will provide to the State of New Hampshire in the relevant field.
- Indicate who is authorized to sign on behalf of your Corporation by filling in their title and name.
- Confirm that no amendments have been made to these resolutions and enter the date when the contract was signed.
- Finally, have the Clerk of the Corporation sign in the provided space and ensure all necessary notary information is completed accurately.
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