The District of Columbia Statement or Plan of Domestication of Domestic and Foreign Filing Entity is a document that is filed with the DC Corporations Division when a business entity wishes to change its existing corporate structure or jurisdiction or to transfer its rights and obligations to another state. It is also known as domestication of a foreign entity. This document is used when an entity wants to make the change to the District of Columbia from another state or foreign jurisdiction. The District of Columbia Statement or Plan of Domestication of Domestic and Foreign Filing Entity can be used to transfer a domestic entity from another state, or to transfer a foreign entity to the District of Columbia. This document includes information about the entity, such as the name, address, jurisdiction of formation, and the business purpose. It also includes a statement of the entity’s transferable rights and obligations, and the steps to be taken to complete the domestication process. The District of Columbia Statement or Plan of Domestication of Domestic and Foreign Filing Entity is a required document for any domestication in the District of Columbia. The document must be filed with the Corporations Division of the DC government. There are two types of District of Columbia Statement or Plan of Domestication of Domestic and Foreign Filing Entity: the domestication of a domestic entity and the domestication of a foreign entity.