A Texas Certificate of Conversion Of A Limited Partnership Converting To A General Partnership is a legal document used to convert a limited partnership in the state of Texas into a general partnership. This document must be filed with the Texas Secretary of State in order to convert the limited partnership into a general partnership. The filing of this certificate creates a new legal entity, the general partnership, and the limited partnership ceases to exist. There are two types of Texas Certificate of Conversion Of A Limited Partnership Converting To A General Partnership: the Standard Certificate of Conversion, and the Certificate of Conversion from Limited Liability Company to General Partnership. The Standard Certificate of Conversion is used for all other types of limited partnerships, while the Certificate of Conversion from Limited Liability Company to General Partnership is specifically for limited liability companies (LCS) that are converting to general partnerships. Both certificates must include basic information about the limited partnership, such as the name, address, date of formation, and the names of the partners. The Certificate of Conversion from Limited Liability Company to General Partnership must also include the LLC's federal employer identification number. Both certificates must be signed by a general partner or an authorized representative of the limited partnership. Once the certificate is completed and filed with the Texas Secretary of State, the limited partnership will be officially converted to a general partnership. The general partnership will be legally recognized as a separate entity and will be able to conduct business in the state of Texas.