Delaware DE Corp into Foreign Corp is a process of converting a Delaware Corporation into a corporation organized under the laws of a foreign jurisdiction. This process typically involves filing a Certificate of Conversion with the Delaware Secretary of State, which serves as a legal document declaring the nature of the conversion. Depending on the foreign jurisdiction, additional documents may be required for the conversion. Types of Delaware DE Corp into Foreign Corp conversions include: — Standard Conversion: A standard conversion involves the filing of a Certificate of Conversion with the Delaware Secretary of State and may require additional documents depending on the foreign jurisdiction. — Merger Conversion: A merger conversion is a process that involves the merging of a Delaware Corporation into a foreign corporation. The Delaware Corporation is the merging corporation and the foreign corporation is the surviving corporation. — Stock Sale Conversion: A stock sale conversion is a process whereby the stock of a Delaware Corporation is transferred to a foreign corporation. This conversion requires the filing of a Certificate of Conversion with the Delaware Secretary of State, as well as additional documents depending on the foreign jurisdiction.