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Begin by filling out the Requestor Information section. Enter your first name, middle initial, and last name. Provide your email address and mailing address, including city, state, and zip code.
In the Payment Information section, indicate your maximum authorization cost and select your preferred payment method from options like cash, check, or money order.
Specify your preferred delivery method for the records: pick up, fax, on-site inspection, or US mail. Be sure to note any associated fees for different delivery types.
In the Record Request Information section, clearly describe the records you are requesting. The more specific you are, the better your chances of receiving what you need.
Finally, review all entered information for accuracy before signing and dating the form. Once completed, return it via email to townclerk@irvingtonnj.org.
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State Law requires that in order to request access to government records, you must complete, sign and date a written request for access and deliver it in person or by mail during regular business hours to the appropriate custodian of the record requested.
What is OPRA used for?
The Options Price Reporting Authority (OPRA) is responsible for aggregating and disseminating price quotations for listed options contracts in the U.S. OPRA provides data feeds to financial firms, brokers, and traders, displaying the national best bid and offer for an options contract or series.
How long does it take to respond to an OPRA request in NJ?
When is a response to an OPRA request due? Generally: As soon as possible. But no later than seven (7) business days after custodians receipt of the request.
How do I get an OPRA request in NJ?
You may also complete and submit a web enabled version of this request form at .nj.gov/opra. OAG-LPS will also accept submission of requests by email to the OAG-LPS Custodians official OPRA email address. Contact information, including the official OPRA email address for each OAG-LPS Custodian, is listed below.
How do I request OPRA in Fair Lawn?
To obtain public records, please print out the attached OPRA (Open Public Records Act) Request Form. Upon completing the form, please email it to Nicholas Magarelli at nmagarelli@fairlawn.org or bring it to the Municipal Clerks Office in Borough Hall. A written response will be received within 7 business days.
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How do I request an OPRA request in NJ?
You may also complete and submit a web enabled version of this request form at .nj.gov/opra. OAG-LPS will also accept submission of requests by email to the OAG-LPS Custodians official OPRA email address.
How much does an OPRA request cost in NJ?
Paper copies of records cost $0.05 per letter-sized page and $0.07 per legal-sized page; however, the delivery and postage fees could be additional, depending on delivery type. If special equipment is needed to make the copies (e.g., for maps), the requester may be charged the actual cost of duplication.
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Municipal Clerk Township of Irvington New Jersey
Important Links. OPRA Requests, GRC Complaints and OPRA Related Inquires: opra@irvingtonnj.gov File an OPRA Request Irvington Township Ordinances Am I
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