Learn how to seal eviction records and protect your housing opportunities in New Jersey.
New Jersey has limited eviction sealing options. However, there may still be ways to address eviction records on your report.
Landlords routinely check tenant screening reports for eviction history.
Eviction filings can appear on reports even if dismissed or won.
Records can follow you for 7+ years, affecting future housing options.
If an eviction record contains errors, you may be able to dispute it with tenant screening companies.
Some landlords will consider applications with a written explanation of circumstances.
Get copies of your tenant screening reports to know exactly what landlords see.
Contact local legal aid organizations for assistance with housing issues.
Criminal records and credit report errors can also impact your opportunities.
Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Eviction laws vary by jurisdiction. Consult a qualified attorney or legal aid organization for guidance.