Utah Uniform Corporate Resolution is a document used by a corporation in Utah to document certain actions taken by its board of directors. It is used when the board needs to approve changes to the company's Articles of Incorporation, to authorize the issuance of stock, or to approve the appointment of officers or directors. It can also be used to document other decisions made by the board of directors. Utah Uniform Corporate Resolution is required by the Utah Revised Statutes and must be properly executed in order to be legally binding. There are two types of Utah Uniform Corporate Resolutions: the General Corporate Resolution and the Special Corporate Resolution. The General Corporate Resolution is used for routine business matters such as approving the appointment of officers or directors, changing the company's Articles of Incorporation, or authorizing the issuance of stock. The Special Corporate Resolution is used for more complex matters such as changing the company's name, merging with another corporation, or transferring assets.