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The Certificate of Incorporation Change of Name is a crucial document issued by the Hong Kong Companies Registry when a company legally changes its registered name. This certificate is required under the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622) and serves as official proof of the name change for all business purposes. It is typically needed when a company undergoes rebranding, restructuring, or strategic changes that necessitate a new corporate identity. The document includes vital information such as the company's registration number, previous and new names, and the effective date of the change. This certificate is essential for updating various business registrations, bank accounts, contracts, and other official documents, and is widely recognized by government authorities, financial institutions, and business partners in Hong Kong and internationally.

1. Certificate Header: Official heading stating 'Certificate of Incorporation on Change of Name' and the Companies Ordinance reference

2. Company Number: The unique company registration number assigned by the Companies Registry

3. Certification Statement: Standard certification text confirming the name change

4. Previous Name: The company's previous registered name

5. New Name: The company's new registered name

6. Effective Date: The date on which the name change becomes effective

7. Registrar's Authentication: Official signature or stamp of the Registrar of Companies and date of issuance