A Delaware Certificate of Merger of Domestic Limited Liability Company into Foreign Limited Liability Company (also known as “merger of a Delaware LLC into a foreign LLC”) is a legal document used to effect a merger of a Delaware limited liability company (LLC) into an LLC organized in another jurisdiction. This document is filed with the Delaware Secretary of State and is used to effectuate the merger of the Delaware LLC into the foreign LLC. It includes information such as the name of the LCS involved in the merger, the date the merger was approved, and the signature of the Delaware LLC's registered agent. There are two types of Delaware Certificate of Merger of Domestic Limited Liability Company Into Foreign Limited Liability Company: (1) Unanimous Consent Merger and (2) Standard Merger. The Unanimous Consent Merger requires the unanimous approval of all the members of the Delaware LLC in order to effectuate the merger. The Standard Merger requires a vote of the members of the Delaware LLC, with the required vote percentage specified in the LLC's operating agreement. Both types of mergers must be approved in writing by the Delaware Secretary of State before they become effective.