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COURT COUNTY OF ...................................................... : FORM BCA 10.30R (rev. Dec. 2003) ARTICLES OF AMENDMENT RESTATED ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Business Corporation Act Jesse White,

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Restated articles refer to an updated version of a corporation's articles of incorporation which reflect any changes made to the original document.

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Any corporation that has made changes to its articles of incorporation is required to file restated articles with the appropriate governing authority.

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Restated articles can typically be filled out by completing a form provided by the governing authority, and including all necessary information regarding the changes made to the original articles.

What is the purpose of restated articles?

The purpose of restated articles is to ensure that the public and regulatory bodies have accurate and up-to-date information about a corporation's structure and governance.

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Restated articles must include all changes made to the original articles of incorporation, such as amendments to the corporate name, registered office, share structure, or bylaws.