What must the completed certificate of amendment include?

The completed certificate of amendment must include the community's name because this information identifies which particular community or association the amendment pertains to. Including the community’s name ensures clarity and proper record-keeping, allowing relevant parties to reference the specific rules or amendments associated with that community.

This is crucial for administrative purposes, legal documentation, and for current and future members to locate the governing documents pertinent to their community. The other details, while important for various reasons, are not mandatory components that must appear in the certificate itself.