Action by Written Consent in Lieu of Organizational Meeting is a corporate tool used to streamline the decision-making process. It allows a board of directors or shareholders to take action without needing to convene a formal meeting. This type of action can be used to approve amendments to the corporate bylaws, elect directors, issue stock, or approve a merger. There are three types of Action by Written Consent in Lieu of Organizational Meeting: unanimous written consent, majority written consent, and unanimous written consent with a super majority. In the case of unanimous written consent, all directors or shareholders must sign the consent form in order for the action to be approved. Majority written consent requires at least a simple majority of the directors or shareholders to sign the consent form, while unanimous written consent with a super majority requires all directors or shareholders to sign the consent form and at least a two-thirds majority of the directors or shareholders to vote in favor of the action.