During the beta, most towns do not take applications through the Statewide New Jersey Portal yet. See what happens after you submit.
mynjgov.com is one place to find, fill out and track local government forms for New Jersey towns, such as dog licenses, permits and registrations. Search by your town or by what you need, fill out the form, and follow its status after you submit. What you can do depends on which services your town offers online.
The Statewide New Jersey Portal is built and run by GovPilot, the company many New Jersey towns already use for their online forms. It is not the State of New Jersey's site. Your town still receives and decides on your application. Each town's page shows the town's own name and seal.
Each town decides which services it offers online. If a service isn't on the Statewide New Jersey Portal for your town, the portal says so. Ask your town how to apply. During the beta, some services are still being added. If something you used to file online is missing, tell your town.
Last updated October 21, 2026, during the beta.
Yes. Your town's existing online forms still work. Your town decides when to point its website to the new portal.
Search for your town on mynjgov.com, or enter your address. Your town's page on the Statewide New Jersey Portal lists the services it offers online. If your town is not on the Statewide New Jersey Portal, its page says so and asks you to contact your town hall. If your town is coming to the Statewide New Jersey Portal soon, or has no services online yet, its page says that too and tells you where to go until then.
Use Report a Concern on the Statewide New Jersey Portal, where your town offers it. Search for what happened, such as "pothole", or open Report a Concern on your town's page, and give the address. During the beta, most towns do not take reports through the Statewide New Jersey Portal yet. If the page says nothing was sent to your town, contact your town. In an emergency, call 911.
Last updated October 21, 2026, during the beta.
No. Your town reviews and decides every application on the Statewide New Jersey Portal. GovPilot runs the Statewide New Jersey Portal and can't approve, refuse or speed up an application. For a question about your application, contact your town.
mynjgov.com is real. It is the Statewide New Jersey Portal. GovPilot, the company many New Jersey towns already use for their online forms, built it and runs it. GovPilot holds what you enter on the Statewide New Jersey Portal, and some towns keep their records of earlier applications with GovPilot. The Statewide New Jersey Portal never asks for a password. You sign in with a six digit code sent to your email. If a message about the Statewide New Jersey Portal looks wrong, don't use its links. Go to mynjgov.com yourself, or email support@govpilot.com.
No. The Statewide New Jersey Portal does not give out the names or personal contact details of town staff or officials. To reach your town, use a form or Report a Concern on your town's page on the Statewide New Jersey Portal, or contact your town hall.
No. The Statewide New Jersey Portal and GovPilot do not give legal advice, and they can't say how your town will decide. Each form opens with a short summary from your town, and your town can tell you what it requires. For a question about your rights, such as a dispute with a landlord, talk to a lawyer or a legal aid office.
For a question about your application, a fee or a rule, contact your town. For help with the portal itself, email support@govpilot.com.
