950 CMR, § 112.18 - Certificate of Conversion
(1) Any other
business entity may convert to a domestic limited liability company by filing a
certificate of conversion with the Division. If a domestic other business
entity is required to make a filing with the Division in order to effectuate
the conversion, the surviving limited liability company may submit a combined
filing which contains the information and is accompanied by the fee required by
law for each domestic entity involved.
(2) The certificate of conversion shall set
forth:
(a) the name, federal identification
number, date and jurisdiction of formation or organization of the other
business entity immediately prior to its conversion to a domestic limited
liability company;
(b) the name of
the limited liability company as set forth in the certificate of organization
attached to the certificate of conversion;
(c) the future effective date, which shall be
a date certain, of the conversion if it is not to be effective upon filing of
the certificate of conversion;
(d)
The certificate of conversion shall be accompanied by a certificate of
organization for the limited liability company. The certificate of organization
must comply with
950 CMR
112.11.
(3) The fee for filing the certificate of
conversion shall be $100 plus the fee assessed by law for each domestic other
entity. The fee for filing the certificate of organization is $500.
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