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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the CORPORATE AUTHORIZATION RESOLUTION in the editor.
- Begin by filling in your name and title as Secretary of the Corporation, along with the state of incorporation and Federal Employer I.D. Number.
- In the 'AGENTS' section, list the names and titles of individuals authorized to act on behalf of the Corporation. Ensure you include their signatures and facsimile signatures if applicable.
- For each power granted, indicate which agent is associated by placing their corresponding letter (A-F) next to each power description. Specify how many signatures are required for each action.
- Complete any limitations on powers in the designated section, ensuring clarity on what actions are restricted.
- Certify authority by signing and dating at the bottom of the document, applying a seal if necessary. Include an attestation from another officer.
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