Soliciting & Door-to-Door in New Jersey (2026)

Selling goods, giving away merchandise, or handing out circulars anywhere in a Bergen County park requires prior…

Bergenfield bars canvassing or soliciting house to house without a written permit and identification card issued by the…

Brick Township requires hawkers, peddlers, canvassers and solicitors to obtain a Township Clerk license before going…

Camden County bars soliciting of any kind on county park land unless the person holds a permit, grouping it with other…

Anyone who wants to canvass, solicit, distribute materials, or peddle merchandise door-to-door in Cherry Hill Township…

Clifton requires a written license before anyone can go house to house selling goods, taking orders, or booking future…

Elizabeth requires a written permit from the license inspector at the central license bureau before anyone canvasses…

Commercial solicitors, peddlers, hawkers and canvassers must hold a Township license before knocking on a single…

Section 121-3 requires anyone peddling, hawking or soliciting door-to-door in Hackensack to get a Police Department…

Hamilton Township requires anyone peddling or soliciting door to door to hold a Township Clerk license first, backed by…

Jersey City requires anyone who canvasses or solicits door-to-door, taking orders for goods, services or real estate on…

Lakewood Township, Ocean County, New Jersey, requires every hawker, peddler, canvasser, solicitor or mobile food vendor…

Peddlers, solicitors and transient merchants must get a $400 license before working Linden's streets, and door-to-door…

Long Branch treats door-to-door solicitors, canvassers and peddlers as "vendors" under its Peddling and Soliciting…

Newark requires anyone who canvasses or solicits door-to-door to first get a written permit from the Chief of Police…

Anyone canvassing or soliciting door-to-door in Passaic, for goods, information, money or donations, paid or not, needs…

Village of Ridgewood Code § 218-3A bars anyone from peddling, soliciting or canvassing in the Village without first…

Toms River Township bars anyone from soliciting contributions for a charitable or religious cause within the township…

Peddling, soliciting or working as a transient merchant in Woodbridge is unlawful without a Township Clerk-issued…

Anyone who wants to canvass, solicit, distribute circulars or call house-to-house in Irvington needs a written permit…

Anyone canvassing or soliciting door-to-door in Paterson must register with the Director of Public Safety first, pay a…

Trenton requires every peddler, solicitor, or door-to-door canvasser to get an individual license or permit from the…

Bergenfield residents can register with the Borough Clerk for a five-year spot on the No-Knock List, barring peddlers…

Brick Township maintains a do-not-knock registry of addresses where peddling and door-to-door sales are barred, updated…

Hackensack lets residents block door-to-door sales by posting a sign: § 121-9B makes it unlawful for any peddler or…

Linden maintains a City Clerk registry of addresses where canvassing and soliciting are barred; being listed revokes…

Newark maintains an online No-Knock Registry that residents can join for free to bar door-to-door canvassers and…

Clifton residents can get a free sticker from the City Clerk declaring they don't want to be canvassed or solicited…

Freehold Township residents can register their address on a Township-run 'Do Not Solicit' List, and Chapter 288 flatly…

Hamilton Township residents can bar door-to-door sellers by joining the Municipal Clerk's "Do Not Solicit" list, and no…

Jersey City lets residents bar canvassers and solicitors from their doors by joining a no-knock registry the City Clerk…

Lakewood Township, Ocean County, New Jersey, restricts licensed peddlers and canvassers to house-to-house solicitation…

Passaic requires a permit before anyone may solicit or canvass door-to-door, and City Code § 211-19 confines that…

Village of Ridgewood Code § 218-3F bans door-to-door solicitation between 9:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. every day, and §…

The Township Clerk maintains a public 'Do Not Knock' Registry: residents sign up at Town Hall, and any peddler…

Woodbridge residents can register on the Township Clerk's "No Knock List" to bar peddlers, panhandlers, solicitors and…

Long Branch residents can put their address on a City Clerk-run No Knock Registry to keep canvassers, peddlers and…