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Statement of Conversion for Foreign Entity The foreign entity is authorized to effect the conversion by the laws under which it is formed, and it has approved a plan of conversion or other instrument to effect the conversion as required by the laws under which it is formed.

The certificate of conversion contains basic information about the conversion, including such items as: the name of your LLC. the jurisdiction under which your LLC was formed (Georgia) a statement that the LLC is electing to become a corporation. the effective date of the conversion, if later than the filing date.

Certificates of Conversion; Implementation. By complying with this Code section, a corporation may become a foreign corporation if the law of the foreign jurisdiction authorizes domestication, redomestication, reincorporation, conversion, or a similar statutory procedure to become a foreign corporation.

The purpose of a Certificate of Conversion in Georgia is to provide evidence that a corporation has converted to a limited liability company (LLC) or a restricted liability partnership (LLP). It is a document that is filed with the Georgia Secretary of State to officially register the conversion with the state.

A converting LLC must pay filing fees to state agencies for filing the documents required for conversion. The Georgia Secretary of State charges $95.00 for the Certificate of Conversion and $100.00 for the Articles of Organization?which means the total filing fees in Georgia will be $195.00.

To convert to an S-corp, you will need to file IRS Form 2553. For the tax election to have effect for the full year, the form may be filed anytime in the previous year until March 15 of the year in which you want the tax election to take effect.