The document outlines the resolution process for shareholders and directors of a corporation in Montgomery, emphasizing the differences between a shareholders resolution and a board resolution. A shareholders resolution typically reflects the decision-making power of the shareholders, while a board resolution addresses the governance role of directors in managing corporate affairs. This form is crucial for corporations seeking to amend their Articles of Incorporation, as it provides a structured way for both shareholders and directors to consent to important changes. Key features include the authorization of corporate officers to execute necessary documents and filings, as well as a certification from the Secretary confirming the resolution's legitimacy. Users are instructed to fill in the corporate name, date, and signatures of directors and the Secretary where indicated. This form is especially useful for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants who handle corporate governance matters, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and proper documentation of corporate decisions.