A Delaware Certificate of Merger of Foreign Limited Liability Company Into Domestic Limited Partnership is a document used when a foreign limited liability company (LLC) is merging with a domestic limited partnership (LP). It is an official document filed with the Delaware Secretary of State, and it is required in order to legally merge the two entities. This document must include the name of the foreign LLC, the name of the domestic LP, the date of the merger, the address of the registered office of the foreign LLC, and the address of the principal office of the domestic LP. It must also include the name of the Delaware registered agent, the name of the foreign LLC's registered agent, the name of the domestic LP's registered agent, and the signature of the foreign LLC's manager or authorized representative. There are two types of Delaware Certificate of Merger of Foreign Limited Liability Company Into Domestic Limited Partnership: the standard merger certificate and the short-form merger certificate. The standard merger certificate requires more information and is typically used when more complex transactions are involved. The short-form merger certificate requires less information and is typically used for simpler transactions.