New Jersey A4133 mandates that State agencies provide forms and documents in the five most common languages and upon request in Gujarati, Korean, and.
New Jersey A4133 requires all State agencies to make their forms, applications, and other documents available in the five most commonly spoken languages in the state, based on the latest federal census data. Additionally, agencies must provide documents in Gujarati, Korean, and Punjabi upon request. This includes any principal department in the Executive Branch and any independent State authority. The Secretary of State will adopt rules to implement these provisions.
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