A Certificate of Conversion From a Non-Delaware Limited Liability Company to a Delaware Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a document that is filed with the Delaware Secretary of State when a Non-Delaware LLC wants to convert to a Delaware LLC. This certificate is used to show that the original LLC has followed all the necessary steps to complete the conversion process. The certificate must include the name of the original LLC, the address of the Delaware LLC, the date of the conversion, and the signature of the authorized representative. There are two types of Certificate of Conversion From a Non-Delaware Limited Liability Company to a Delaware Limited Liability Company: (1) Certificate of Conversion by Statutory Conversion and (2) Certificate of Conversion by Merger. The Certificate of Conversion by Statutory Conversion is the most common type of conversion and is used when an LLC in one state wants to convert to an LLC in another state (in this case, Delaware). This certificate must include the name of the original LLC, the address of the Delaware LLC, the date of the conversion, and the signature of the authorized representative. The Certificate of Conversion by Merger is used when an LLC in one state wants to merge with an LLC in another state (in this case, Delaware). This certificate must include the name of the original LLC, the address of the Delaware LLC, the date of the merger, and the signature of the authorized representative.