A Delaware Certificate of Amendment To Certificate of Trust (Statutory Trust) is a document used to make amendments to an existing Delaware statutory trust. It is filed with the Delaware Secretary of State to make changes to the trust’s governing documents, such as the trustee, the beneficiary, the trust’s purpose, and the trust’s assets. The certificate must be signed by all trustees of the trust. There are three types of Delaware Certificate of Amendment To Certificate of Trust (Statutory Trust): Amendment of Certificate of Trust, Amendment of Trust Agreement, and Amendment of Restatement of Trust Agreement. The Amendment of Certificate of Trust is used to make changes to the trust’s name, purpose, and trustee. The Amendment of Trust Agreement is used to make changes to the trust’s assets, beneficiaries, and other provisions of the trust agreement. The Amendment of Restatement of Trust Agreement is used to make changes to the trust agreement without changing the original trust agreement.