District of Columbia Statement of Merger For Domestic General Partnership

• Category: District of Columbia Secretary of State - Corporations Division - Domestic Partnership
• State: District of Columbia
• Control #: DC-SKU-0354
• Format: PDF

Description

Statement of Merger For Domestic General Partnership The District of Columbia Statement of Merger For Domestic General Partnership is a document required by the District of Columbia to document the merger of two or more domestic general partnerships. The document must include the name and address of the surviving entity, the names and addresses of the merging entities, the information of the registered agent, and the date of merger. It must be signed by all the general partners of the merging partnerships. Once the document is filed with the Office of Corporations, the entity is considered merged and the surviving entity continues to exist. There are two types of District of Columbia Statement of Merger For Domestic General Partnership: short-form merger and long-form merger. The short-form merger is used when all the merging entities agree to the terms of the merger and the surviving entity is the same as the entity listed in the document. The long-form merger is used when the merging entities do not all agree to the merger, or when the surviving entity is different from the entity listed in the document.

The District of Columbia Statement of Merger For Domestic General Partnership is a document required by the District of Columbia to document the merger of two or more domestic general partnerships. The document must include the name and address of the surviving entity, the names and addresses of the merging entities, the information of the registered agent, and the date of merger. It must be signed by all the general partners of the merging partnerships. Once the document is filed with the Office of Corporations, the entity is considered merged and the surviving entity continues to exist. There are two types of District of Columbia Statement of Merger For Domestic General Partnership: short-form merger and long-form merger. The short-form merger is used when all the merging entities agree to the terms of the merger and the surviving entity is the same as the entity listed in the document. The long-form merger is used when the merging entities do not all agree to the merger, or when the surviving entity is different from the entity listed in the document.