Resolution By Members To Renounce An Alternate Name In The State of Florida is a legal document that allows members of a particular organization to formally reject an alternate name previously associated with the organization in the State of Florida. This resolution is typically issued by a governing body of the organization and serves to reassert the organization's original name, while simultaneously disavowing any connection to the alternate name. The resolution must be officially recorded with the state and may be used to update various records and documents, such as tax filings and business licenses. There are two types of Resolution By Members To Renounce An Alternate Name In The State of Florida: a Regular Resolution and an Emergency Resolution. A Regular Resolution is issued when the organization has sufficient time to gather the necessary documents and information and consider the implications of the action. An Emergency Resolution may be used if the organization needs to quickly terminate the alternate name due to a pressing issue. Both resolutions need to be approved by a majority of the members in order to be valid.