Articles of organization can be amended, using a specific process that is different for each state. In Florida, for example, you must file articles of amendment after the the date of the original filing. The amendment document must include specific information along with the changes you want to make. Some states only allow you to amend your articles of organization to change your name. The new name must meet the naming requirements in your state. States also usually charge a filing fee for the amendment document, and some allow you to file this document electronically.