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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the nj revocation document in the editor.
Begin by filling in your name as the Declarant in the designated space. This identifies you as the individual revoking the anatomical gift.
Next, enter the date of your original anatomical gift in the format provided. This is crucial for legal clarity.
In the signature section, sign your name to formally revoke the gift. Ensure that this is done clearly and legibly.
Print your name below your signature to provide a clear identification of who has revoked the gift.
Fill in your address details accurately, as this information may be required for future correspondence.
If applicable, ensure that another individual signs on your behalf if you are physically unable to do so, following the witnessing requirements outlined in the document.
Finally, have at least two witnesses sign and print their names and addresses as required by law to validate your revocation.

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How much does expungement cost in NJ?

You can apply for an expungement using the eCourts Expungement System. Its free. You will need your case number to get started.

How much is it to get your record expunged in NJ?

A revocation hearing is conducted to determine whether a preponderance of credible evidence exists to believe that one or more conditions of release have been violated. A preponderance means that there is more evidence than not that a violation occurred.

What is a revocation proceeding?

Reinstating a corporation in New Jersey requires filing a reinstatement application with the New Jersey Department of the Treasury and may require payment of penalty fees. A tax clearance certificate is only required if the entity is applying for reinstatement 2 or more years after being revoked.

What is the first step of the revocation process?

The cost to have your record expunged is typically between $1500-$2000, depending on the extent of your record and the complexity of your case. There may also be additional costs for obtaining necessary documents, such as certified copies of court records.