How to Obtain a Certificate of Good Standing in New Jersey

Overview

A Certificate of Good Standing is an official document issued by the state of New Jersey confirming that your business is legally authorized to operate within the state. While it doesn't explicitly detail whether you owe back taxes, it does verify that your business has met essential state requirements — including annual filings, fees, and other regulatory obligations.

If your business is incorporated in New Jersey, Slash requires a Certificate of Good Standing as part of your application. This guide walks you through how to obtain one.

Step 1: Visit the New Jersey Division of Revenue Website

Navigate to the New Jersey Division of Revenue Standing Certificates page at njportal.com/DOR/businessrecords

Step 2: Select Your Search Type

Select 'Business Name' as the search type from the available options.

Step 3: Search for Your Business

Enter your business name in the search field and click 'Continue' to locate your entity in New Jersey's records.

Step 4: Pay and Download Your Certificate

Once your entity is located, follow the prompts to pay the certificate fee and download the PDF of your Certificate of Good Standing.

Why Is This Document Required?

A Certificate of Good Standing demonstrates that your business is active, legally registered, and compliant with state obligations. Slash and other financial institutions rely on this document to verify your business's credibility, streamline onboarding, and ensure smooth financial transactions.