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The document is a Certificate of Correction form used by domestic, foreign, profit, and nonprofit corporations in New Jersey to rectify inaccuracies in previously filed certificates. It outlines the steps for electronic filing, including entering required information, adding attachments, and submitting through the Central Forms Repository. The form requires identification of the specific certificate to be corrected, details of the inaccuracy, and the proposed correction. It also specifies statutory fees for profit and nonprofit entities.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the nj certificate correction in the editor.
Begin by checking the appropriate statutory authority for your corporation type: Title 14A for profit corporations or Title 15A for non-profits.
Enter the Corporation Name and Corporation Number as they appear on state records.
In Field #1, specify the document that needs correction and its filing date.
In Field #2, indicate the specific article number and describe the inaccuracy or defect.
In Field #3, provide the corrected language that addresses the defect.
Ensure that a designated officer (Chairperson, President, or Vice President) signs and dates the form in the execution section.
If attachments are required, click 'Add Attachments' to include any necessary documents before saving your completed form.
Finally, save a copy of your filled form and follow instructions to upload it to the State of New Jersey's Central Forms Repository.

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How do I get my birth certificate corrected in New Jersey?

Requests for corrections may be filed with the Office of Vital Statistics and Registry using the REG-15 (Application to Amend a Vital Record) or the Local Registrar in the municipality where the event occurred, or in the case of marriage or civil union license, in the municipality where the license was issued.

How do I correct a misspelled name on my NJ drivers license?

Updating your name on your NJ drivers license must be done in-person to verify your documents. Go to any MVC Licensing Center as a walk-in and you will be directed to the correct line. You do not need an appointment. Wait times will vary.

What is a Form L 122 in NJ?

This form may be used by domestic and foreign Limited Liability Companies to change an agent name or address or both. If a P.O. box is used for registered address, the street address must be included. Return this form with a $25.00 check made out to: Treasurer, State of New Jersey.

Can I correct a spelling mistake on my birth certificate?

Correct a birth certificate Each registration is a record of a life event. Correction of an error in a register can only be made in accordance with procedures set out by the General Register Office (GRO). You will have to apply for a correction in writing and support the request with documentary evidence.

Why would someone amend their birth certificate?

Sometimes, people amend their birth certificates because they want a new name. You have the right to change any part of your name, including your first name or surname. A similar reason warranting a birth certificate amendment would be after a marriage or divorce.