How to Fill Out Form C 152

Form C 152 at a glance

What it is: Form C-152 (Rev. 3/2013) is the New Jersey Division of Revenue & Enterprise Services Certificate of Correction, for use by Domestic, Foreign, Profit and Nonprofit Corporations under Titles 14A and 15A.

Who signs: The chairman, president or vice-president must sign.

A filled-in Form C 152 example: a for-profit corporation corrects its certificate

Form C 152 example filled out, example: a for-profit corporation corrects its certificate
Sample Widgets Inc., a for-profit corporation, files Form C-152 and marks the Title 14A:1-6 (5) New Jersey Business Corporation Act box. Its Article 4 gives the wrong share count. The president types the same name in the signature field and under Name. The picture shows page 1 only, and neither statute box is ticked in it because the PDF gives those boxes no field name, and every value in it is made up.

How to fill out Form C 152, box by box

Check Appropriate Statute

Form C 152 example filled out, check Appropriate Statute

Check Appropriate Statute: Title 14A:1-6 (5) New Jersey Business Corporation Act or Title 15A:1-7 (e) New Jersey Nonprofit Corporation Act.

Check Title 14A:1-6(5) for profit corporations and Title 15A:1-7(e) for non-profits.

Corporation Name and Corporation Number

Form C 152 example filled out, corporation Name and Corporation Number

Under Corporation Name, list the name as it appears on the records of the State Treasurer.

Under Corporation Number, list the ten-digit business ID as it appears on the records of the State Treasurer.

1. The Certificate to be corrected

Form C 152 example filled out, 1. The Certificate to be corrected

In 1, note the document to be corrected, e.g., Certificate of Incorporation, Merger, etc., and in Date Filed the date that it was filed with the State of New Jersey.

2. The inaccuracy in the Certificate

Form C 152 example filled out, 2. The inaccuracy in the Certificate

In 2, list the article involved after Article # and describe the inaccuracy or defect.

3. The Certificate hereby reads as follows

Form C 152 example filled out, 3. The Certificate hereby reads as follows

In 3, enter the language that corrects the defect or inaccuracy.

Signature, date, name and title

Form C 152 example filled out, signature, date, name and title

Sign on the Signature line and list the date of execution (signature) in Date.

Enter your Name and your Title; the Title must be Chairperson of the Board, President or Vice President.

More rules for Form C 152

The undersigned submits for filing a Certificate of Correction executed on behalf of the Corporation named in Corporation Name, pursuant to the provisions of the appropriate New Jersey statute.

Common questions about Form C 152

Who signs it?

The chairman, president or vice-president must sign.

Where do I file it?

To file electronically, sign by typing your name in the signature field and save a copy to your computer, then upload the form to the Division of Revenue & Enterprise Services Central Forms Repository Web application, where you submit your form and payment online.

Are there fees?

The statutory fee is $10 for for-profits and $50 for non-profits (checked November 3, 2026).

Sources

[1] Form C-152 (Rev. 3/2013), Certificate of Correction, New Jersey Division of Revenue & Enterprise Services (the Official source link on this page).

Form C 152 PDF Details

The C-152 form, revised in March 2013 by the New Jersey Division of Revenue & Enterprise Services, stands as a crucial document for domestic, foreign, profit, and nonprofit corporations needing to amend previously filed certificates with the state. Meant to streamline the correction process, the form requires precise information about the corporation and the document that needs correction, highlighting the flexibility and responsiveness of New Jersey's regulatory framework towards corporate filings. The form's ease of use is enhanced by the option to file electronically, requiring the free Adobe Acrobat Reader 9.1 or greater, and supports the addition of attachments if necessary. This provision underscores the state's commitment to leveraging technology for more efficient government-corporate interactions. Applicable statutes for corrections include Title 14A:1-6(5) for business corporations and Title 15A:1-7(e) for nonprofit corporations, each carrying specific statutory fees. Detailed instructions accompanying the form make it clear that only certain officials within the corporation, such as the Chairperson of the Board, President, or Vice President, are authorized to execute the correction, ensuring that modifications to official documents are made with proper authority. The form not only elucidates the process for submitting corrections but also reinforces the accountability measures and statutory compliance required of corporations operating within New Jersey.

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Form NameForm C 152
Form Length2 pages
Fillable?No
Fillable fields0
Avg. time to fill out30 sec
Other namesjersey inaccuracy revenue, jersey defect revenue, certificate correction nj, nj correction pdf