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Authorize a name change for a Canadian corporation with these template corporate resolutions.

• The directors and shareholders consent to the name change and authorize the officers to sign and file the required documents to complete the change of name.
• Corporations in Canada are required to pass these Resolutions in order to change the corporate name.
• This template can be used for federal corporations and in any province or territory which has a Business Corporations Act.
• Download the file, fill in the details and have the resolutions signed by the appropriate parties.

Prepare a Directors' Resolution to reissue shares following a name change with this free template for Canadian corporations.

• When a corporate entity changes its name following an amalgamation, merger or otherwise, the previously issued and outstanding shares must be cancelled and new shares issued under the new name.
• This requires the authorization of the directors by way of a resolution.
• This corporate resolution template can be used in any province or territory of Canada which has a Business Corporations Act in effect.
• Available in MS Word format.

Give consent for a new company to incorporate under a specific name with this free Consent of Corporation to Use of Name.

• An existing corporation must consent to the use of a similar name by a related entity which is being incorporated.
• The existing corporation also undertakes to dissolve shortly thereafter.
• This is a free form in MS Word format.

Starting up a new company that has your name as part of the corporate name? You'll need to sign a Consent Form for the company to use your name.

• The consent is given by an individual who is a principal (shareholder, director, etc), allowing the corporation to use his or her personal name as part of the name it incorporates under.
• The individual also discloses that he or she has a material interest in the new company.
• This is a downloadable free form in MS Word format.

Give consent for a new company to use a name similar to your trade mark with this free Canada Consent of Trade Mark or Trade Name Owner to Use of Name.

• The consent is required when a corporate name chosen for a new incorporation is deemed to be substantially similar to an existing trade mark or trade name.
• The owner of the existing trade mark or trade name (who is also a principal of the new company) must consent in writing to the use of the name.
• The Consent Form is then filed together with the Articles of Incorporation for the new company.
• This free Canada Consent of Trade Mark or Trade Name Owner to Use of Name form is available in MS Word format.

Trying to decide on the best name for your new business? Use this free worksheet to record the pros and cons of each of your choices.

A suitable business name should be meaningful, and appropriate for your target market. It should be a name reflects the character of your business and the products or services you provide.

The worksheet allows you to:

1. list several names that appeal to you,
2. answer some questions about each name, and
3. help you narrow your choice to a memorable and catchy name that will brand your company in a positive way with the public.

This free Business Name Worksheet is available as a downloadable Word file which is fully editable.