A Michigan Certificate of Conversion is a legal document issued by the state of Michigan that allows an existing entity, such as a corporation, limited liability company, or limited partnership, to convert into a different type of entity. There are several types of Michigan Certificate of Conversion: Corporation to Limited Liability Company (LLC), LLC to Corporation, Corporation to Limited Partnership (LP), LP to Corporation, and LLC to LP. The Certificate of Conversion must be signed by the authorized representative of the entity and filed with the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA). The Certificate of Conversion includes information about the converting entity, such as the name, type, jurisdiction, and state of conversion. The Certificate of Conversion must also include the required documents, such as articles of incorporation or organization and the statement of conversion. The Certificate of Conversion is an important step in converting an entity in the state of Michigan.