The Delaware Certificate of Conversion From Partnership To Statutory Trust is a legal document used to convert a partnership entity into a statutory trust. This document is used to formally convey to the Delaware Secretary of State that the entity has been converted to a trust according to the provisions of the Delaware Statutory Trust Act. Depending on the type of conversion, there are three types of Delaware Certificate of Conversion From Partnership To Statutory Trust forms: (1) the Certificate of Conversion of a General Partnership to a Statutory Trust; (2) the Certificate of Conversion of a Limited Partnership to a Statutory Trust; and (3) the Certificate of Conversion of a Limited Liability Partnership to a Statutory Trust. Each form requires information such as the name of the partnership being converted, the name and address of the statutory trust, the date of conversion, and the names of the trustees and their addresses. The Certificate of Conversion must be signed by the partners of the partnership and the trustees of the trust. Once the Certificate of Conversion is filed with the Delaware Secretary of State, the statutory trust is officially recognized by the state.