Articles of Conversion
Utah Articles of Conversion is a document required by the Utah Department of Commerce for entities that are converting from one type of business entity to another. It is used to formalize the conversion of a domestic or foreign entity to a Utah entity. This document must be filed with the Division of Corporations and Commercial Code along with a filing fee. There are three types of Utah Articles of Conversion: conversions from a domestic entity, conversions from a foreign entity, and conversions from a non-Utah entity. For domestic conversions, the original entity must be dissolved and the Articles of Conversion must include the name of the original entity, the name of the new entity, the type of new entity, the jurisdiction of the new entity, and the effective date of the conversion. For foreign conversions, the Articles of Conversion must include the name of the original entity, the type of new Utah entity, the jurisdiction of the new entity, the name of the new entity, and the effective date of the conversion. For conversions from non-Utah entities, the Articles of Conversion must include the name of the original entity, the type of new Utah entity, the jurisdiction of the new entity, the name of the new entity, the effective date of the conversion, and the state of the original entity.
Utah Articles of Conversion is a document required by the Utah Department of Commerce for entities that are converting from one type of business entity to another. It is used to formalize the conversion of a domestic or foreign entity to a Utah entity. This document must be filed with the Division of Corporations and Commercial Code along with a filing fee. There are three types of Utah Articles of Conversion: conversions from a domestic entity, conversions from a foreign entity, and conversions from a non-Utah entity. For domestic conversions, the original entity must be dissolved and the Articles of Conversion must include the name of the original entity, the name of the new entity, the type of new entity, the jurisdiction of the new entity, and the effective date of the conversion. For foreign conversions, the Articles of Conversion must include the name of the original entity, the type of new Utah entity, the jurisdiction of the new entity, the name of the new entity, and the effective date of the conversion. For conversions from non-Utah entities, the Articles of Conversion must include the name of the original entity, the type of new Utah entity, the jurisdiction of the new entity, the name of the new entity, the effective date of the conversion, and the state of the original entity.