Texas Certificate of Conversion

Purpose

The Texas Certificate of Conversion is the Texas filing for a statutory conversion involving a Texas filing entity. A move into Texas and a move out of Texas use the same core instrument name, but the related filings and requirements differ. A merger uses a different filing. Read the Texas Certificate of Conversion Standards for the reviewed rules.

Options

Texas law permits the certificate to include the conversion plan or specified information about where the plan is kept and how an owner or member may obtain it. The filing can also state a permitted delayed effective date. The Texas standards explain the conditions. The choices available in Lexomatic’s generated certificate still require output verification.

Standards

The Texas Certificate of Conversion Standards summarize the Texas filing requirements, distinguish inbound from outbound use, and cite the source for each substantive rule.

Review the requirements in Texas Certificate of Conversion Standards.

Related Documents and Flows

The Domestication package provides the context for using the related documents together. The precise combination depends on the applicable procedure and both states.

Explore Domestication for the document package and process context.

Browse the Certificate of Conversion family for its jurisdiction pages.