A Delaware Certificate of Correction of Statutory Trust is a legal document used to make amendments or corrections to an existing Delaware Statutory Trust. The Certificate is filed with the Delaware Secretary of State and serves to legally confirm a change to the trust’s formation documents, such as the trust’s name, trustee, beneficiary, or other information. There are three types of Delaware Certificate of Correction of Statutory Trust: Certificate of Correction of Statutory Trust, Certificate of Restatement of Statutory Trust, and Certificate of Merger of Statutory Trusts. The Certificate of Correction is used to make amendments or changes to the trust’s governing instrument; the Certificate of Restatement is used to restate the trust’s governing instrument in its entirety; and the Certificate of Merger is used to merge multiple Delaware Statutory Trusts into a single trust.