Updated September 7, 2026. Quick answer: In New Jersey, this document is called a Standing Certificate (short form / long form) – New Jersey does not use the phrase ‘Certificate of Good Standing’ as its official document name, issued by the Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services, Department of the Treasury. $50.00 for a short-form Standing Certificate for an LLC, or $100.00 for a long-form Standing Certificate, per the NJ Division of Revenue’s standing-certificate page.
What it’s called and who issues it
New Jersey calls this document a Standing Certificate (short form / long form) – New Jersey does not use the phrase ‘Certificate of Good Standing’ as its official document name, issued by the Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services, Department of the Treasury.
The fee
| Standard fee | $50.00 |
| Full fee detail | $50.00 for a short-form Standing Certificate for an LLC, or $100.00 for a long-form Standing Certificate, per the NJ Division of Revenue’s standing-certificate page. |
| Expedited/rush fee | $25.00 per filing additional for LLCs for expedited processing (about 8.5 business hours), when received by fax, in person, or courier. |
| Fee confirmed | $50.00 as read directly from the state’s own site or fee schedule this session. |
How fast you can get it
All three types of standing certificates ‘may now be obtained online,’ per the page.
What makes this state different
New Jersey names the document differently (‘Standing Certificate’) and houses the function inside Treasury’s Division of Revenue rather than the Secretary of State; its $100 long-form fee is among the highest of these states.
| Fee/process source | Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services, Department of the Treasury |
| Agency business-filings site | New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services, Department of the Treasury business filings |
| Confidence | High |
Every fee on this page was read directly from the state’s own Secretary of State (or equivalent agency) site or fee-schedule PDF this session, or, where that site blocked automated access, from an archived snapshot of the same official document or independently cross-checked legal-directory sources (disclosed below). General information, not legal advice; states change fees without notice, so confirm the current price at checkout before you pay.