A New Jersey Certificate of Merger or Consolidation is a document that must be filed with the New Jersey Division of Revenue in order to legally merge or consolidate two or more non-profit corporations in the state. This document is required in order for the merged or consolidated entity to be recognized as a single, non-profit legal entity under New Jersey law. The Certificate of Merger or Consolidation outlines the details of the merger or consolidation, including the names of the non-profit corporations being merged or consolidated, the date of the merger or consolidation, the name of the entity created by the merger or consolidation, the address of the entity, and the name and signature of the corporate officers. There are two types of New Jersey Certificate of Merger or Consolidation for Non-Profit Corporations: a Certificate of Merger and a Certificate of Consolidation. A Certificate of Merger is used when two or more non-profit corporations are merging into a single corporation, while a Certificate of Consolidation is used when two or more non-profit corporations are consolidating into a new entity.