Arizona Uniform Corporate Resolution is a form used by corporations registered in the state of Arizona to formally document the adoption of corporate actions such as changing the name of the company, issuing additional shares of stock, changing the corporate address, and other corporate decisions. It is important to keep accurate records of corporate resolutions to ensure that the corporation's rights and obligations are properly documented. The Arizona Uniform Corporate Resolution is also known as the Arizona Corporate Resolution Form. It includes the names of the officers or directors of the corporation, the date of the resolution, and the specific action being taken by the corporation. The form must be signed by two officers or directors of the corporation, and a copy of the resolution must be filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission. The two types of Arizona Uniform Corporate Resolution are the Certificate of Resolution and the Articles of Amendment. A Certificate of Resolution is used to document the adoption of a corporate action, while the Articles of Amendment is used to amend the articles of incorporation of the company.