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New Jersey Statewide Portal

One statewide New Jersey portal for every municipality and every constituent.

My Applications on the statewide portal: a dog license in the town where the resident lives is issued, a deck permit in the town where they build is approved, and a business license in the town where they work needs its fee paid next. One account holds all three. My Applications3 towns · 1 account Dog licenseThe town where you liveIssued Deck permitThe town where you buildApproved Business licenseThe town where you workPay fee One accountEvery townon the portal

One Account for Every Town

New Jersey has 564 municipalities, and each one runs its own forms. A constituent might live in one town, work in a second, build a deck in a third and take the dog to a vet in a fourth. That is four websites, four sets of rules and four logins.

The statewide portal puts every town on it behind one account. Constituents sign in with a code sent to their email, or with Google or Apple. There is no password to forget.

Four towns, where a constituent lives, works, builds and sees the vet, each with its own login, all joined into one account on the statewide portal. Where you liveLogin 1Where you workLogin 2Where you buildLogin 3Where your vet isLogin 4 One accountEvery town on the portalSign in with an email code

Type What You Need

Constituents pick a town and type what they need in plain words. The portal finds the right form among that town's services.

The form asks one question at a time, and the regular form is one click away. When a constituent uploads a document, the portal reads it and fills in the answers it can.

A search for "renew my dog license" finds the town's dog license renewal form, ready to start. Your town · Servicesrenew my dog license Dog license renewalStart Kennel licenseHealth

Pay and Track in One Place

Fees come from each town's own fee schedule, and constituents pay online. My Applications lists everything they filed, in every town.

The tracker shows the town's own statuses as staff work the application. Questions about an application, a fee or a rule still go to the town.

A deck permit tracked in the town's own steps: received, zoning review and fee paid are done, and the permit is next. Deck PermitThe town where you build · its own stepsReceivedZoning reviewFee paidPermit issuedNext

Nothing Changes in Your Office

  • Your Forms, Your Words

    Nobody rebuilds a form. The portal reads each town's current form from GovPilot, so the questions, rules and words stay the town's own. Fix one unclear line and residents see the fix on their next visit.

  • Applications Arrive as They Do Today

    Forms, workflows, fees and statuses stay in GovPilot. There is no data migration, no downtime and no required training. The town still receives and decides every application.

  • Free for Every Town

    GovPilot offers the statewide portal free of charge, so constituents can apply the same way in any town. Each town page shows its name, seal and county, and its services by category.

What Every Constituent Gets

  • One free account for every town on the portal

  • Sign-in with an email code, Google or Apple

  • Forms found by typing what you need

  • One question at a time, with the regular form a click away

  • Documents that fill in the answers

  • Online payment and the town's own statuses in My Applications

  • Saved properties, documents, and household and business profiles

Built in New Jersey

GovPilot already runs in roughly 90% of New Jersey's local governments. The portal is at mynjgov.com. GovPilot builds and runs it. It is not the State's website.

Founding partner towns are helping shape how the portal looks and works. Any New Jersey local government can join.

Already on the SDL Portal? Your residents can keep using sdlportal.com for as long as you wish. The statewide portal is there beside it, so residents can apply the same way in any town.

Read the New Jersey Announcement

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See the portal with your own town's services.