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The document provides instructions and a form for filing a Certificate of Merger in Ohio, detailing the necessary information required from both the surviving and constituent entities involved in the merger. It outlines various service options for processing the filing, including regular and expedited services, along with associated fees. Additionally, it specifies requirements for affidavits, amendments, and statutory agent appointments for foreign entities. The document emphasizes compliance with Ohio law and includes contact information for further assistance.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Ohio Secretary of State - Certificate of Merger in the editor.
Begin by filling in the Surviving Entity Information. Enter the name of the entity that will survive the merger, and if applicable, provide a new name for it.
Indicate whether the surviving entity is a Domestic or Foreign entity by checking the appropriate box and providing its jurisdiction of formation.
Next, complete the Constituent Entity section by listing all entities merging out of existence. Include their names, charter/license numbers, types, and jurisdictions.
Provide an address for requests regarding the merger agreement. This should be where eligible persons can obtain a copy upon request.
Specify the effective date of the merger. If left blank, it will default to the filing date.
Ensure all required signatures from authorized representatives are included at the end of the form before submitting.

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