If you own a newly built multiple dwelling, such as an apartment, condominium, or townhouse development, you must register it with the State. If you are the new owner of an existing property, you must update the current registration.
If your business produces Regulated Medical Waste (RMW) , you must register with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) as an RMW generator.
Before renting out a one- or two-unit residential property, you must register as a landlord with your local clerk. You need to register each time you rent out a new property. You also need to give your tenant(s) a copy of the completed application form.
If you plan to rent out your property for 60 days or less, you may need to register the property as a short-term rental with your municipal clerk. This requirement also applies to properties rented through websites like Airbnb or Vrbo.
If your restaurant is serving anything that could cause a safety concern, such as raw food, you must complete food safety management certification training with your local government's department of health. You can find food safety manager training programs on the State of New Jersey's website.
You need a store milk license to sell milk or milk products at retail locations, such as convenience stores, cafes, or milk vending machines in New Jersey.
P and S endorsements are only added to a CDL upon request and require that drivers take additional knowledge and skills tests.
Employers must do a background check on all potential school bus drivers. Only drivers with clean records can legally drive a school bus. School bus drivers need a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) with a Passenger (P) and School Bus (S) endorsement before they can legally drive a school bus. The licensing process has two parts: knowledge test and skills test.
Before purchasing a bus, it's highly recommended to seek consultation from a transportation specialist or licensed NJ bus dealer. This will ensure that your bus can be legally operated within the state of NJ.
All transportation vehicles must pass an initial inspection before you register them for Omnibus (code 54) or s1/s2 plates.
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