Written Resolution

• Category: Small Business - Business Types and Forms - Corporations - Formation
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-ENTREP-00109-1
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

An Action by Unanimous Written Consent, also known as an Action Without Meeting (or simply, a unanimous written consent), isB a document through which the Board of Directors of an organization decides to pass a specific corporate resolution (or resolutions) without having a face-to-face meeting. Initial Organizational Resolutions of the Board of Directors by Unanimous Written Consent is a document that sets forth the initial resolutions of the board of directors of a company. It is a formal record of the decisions that are necessary for the initiation of a company’s operations. This document typically includes resolutions regarding the appointment of officers, the adoption of bylaws, the issuing of capital stock, the opening of bank accounts, the authorization of borrowing, the appointment of committees, and other related matters. The Initial Organizational Resolutions of the Board of Directors by Unanimous Written Consent must be signed by all board members in order to be effective. This type of resolution does not require a meeting of the board of directors — it can be executed and delivered in a single document. There are two types of Initial Organizational Resolutions of the Board of Directors by Unanimous Written Consent: the first type is the pre-incorporation resolution, which is used when a company is just beginning its operations and needs to set up its corporate structure and appoint officers; and the second type is the post-incorporation resolution, which is used after the company is already established and needs to make changes to its corporate structure or to authorize certain actions.

Initial Organizational Resolutions of the Board of Directors by Unanimous Written Consent is a document that sets forth the initial resolutions of the board of directors of a company. It is a formal record of the decisions that are necessary for the initiation of a company’s operations. This document typically includes resolutions regarding the appointment of officers, the adoption of bylaws, the issuing of capital stock, the opening of bank accounts, the authorization of borrowing, the appointment of committees, and other related matters. The Initial Organizational Resolutions of the Board of Directors by Unanimous Written Consent must be signed by all board members in order to be effective. This type of resolution does not require a meeting of the board of directors — it can be executed and delivered in a single document. There are two types of Initial Organizational Resolutions of the Board of Directors by Unanimous Written Consent: the first type is the pre-incorporation resolution, which is used when a company is just beginning its operations and needs to set up its corporate structure and appoint officers; and the second type is the post-incorporation resolution, which is used after the company is already established and needs to make changes to its corporate structure or to authorize certain actions.