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  Internal operating document of the Corporation (C-Corp and S-Corp alike). Bylaws list all the processes of the business operation, meeting protocols, appointment protocols as well as contain information about the board or shareholders of the corporation. Bylaws may be amended from time to time. Bylaws are not recorded nor filed with the Corporations Commissions or any other government office.  Bylaws are commonly required with apostille or embassy legalization by foreign governments.  

  Internal operating document of the Limited Liability Company (or LLC). Operating Agreement list all the processes of the business operation, meeting protocols, appointment protocols as well as contain information about the members and mangers of the LLC. Operating Agreement may be amended from time to time. Operating Agreements are not recorded nor filed with the Corporations Commissions or any other government office. Operating Agreements   is commonly required with apostille or embassy legalization by foreign governments.  

Resolutions of the board, members, shareholders, or other governing body of the business entity are internal business record issued in accordance with the Bylaws or Operating Agreement. Typical use of the Resolutions is to proof intent to make specific actions. Customary, the Resolutions are drafted based upon minutes of the meeting or consent in lieu of the meeting. Resolutions are always signed and the seal of the Company or Corporation is affixed. Resolutions are  commonly required with apostille or embassy legalization by foreign governments.  

 Often a business entity needs to appoint a representative in a foreign country. The Letter of Appointment serves this specific purpose. The letter is issued on the letterhead, is signed, and the business entity seal is affixed. LOA  is commonly required with apostille or embassy legalization by foreign governments.  

  Power of Attorney is a business instrument allowing a business entity to authorize an attorney in fact to perform legal actions on behalf of the business entity. This is often use in conjunction with foreign activity, i.e. opening branch or representative office, registering trademarks and patents, and other business matters.  POA  is commonly required with apostille or embassy legalization by foreign governments.  

  Certificate of Incumbency is an internal business document issue to confirm the powers of the specific officer of the business entity (Corporation or LLC) regarding specific actions being taken by the business entity. Certificate of Incumbency is commonly required with apostille or embassy legalization by foreign governments.