Articles of Incorporation Amendments for Texas Stock Property and Casualty or Life, Health and Accident Insurance Companies are documents that outline any changes to the original Articles of Incorporation for a Texas-based insurance company. These amendments may be used to make modifications to the company's name, purpose, board of directors, shareholder rights, and other essential components of the company. They may also be used to make changes to the company's bylaws, which are the rules and regulations that govern the day-to-day operations of the company. The most common types of Articles of Incorporation Amendments for Texas Stock Property and Casualty or Life, Health and Accident Insurance Companies include: • Amending the Company Name: An amendment to the Articles of Incorporation may be used to change the company's name or to add a new name to the existing name. • Amending the Corporation's Purpose: An amendment to the Articles of Incorporation may be used to modify or add to the purpose of the corporation, such as adding new services or products. • Amending the Number of Directors: An amendment to the Articles of Incorporation may be used to change the number of directors on the board, or to add or remove directors from the board. • Amending the Shareholder Rights: An amendment to the Articles of Incorporation may be used to modify the rights and privileges of shareholders, such as the right to vote, the right to receive dividends, and the right to sell or transfer shares. • Amending the Bylaws: An amendment to the Articles of Incorporation may be used to modify the bylaws of the corporation, which are the rules and regulations governing the day-to-day operations of the company.