Consent of Individual for Use of Name

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.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 19-May-2025
SKU: 537
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