Scrap Metal Laws In New Jersey

When you are preparing your scrap metal for the yard, it’s important to know what kind of laws are in place. Knowing the basic scrap metal laws in New Jersey is important for selling your metals. The iScrap App Team has some of the most common laws and regulations that scrappers should be aware of when recycling their metal in New Jersey. You can also read about some further details below as well.

Summary of New Jersey Scrap Laws:

• Records: Scrap yards in New Jersey have to keep records of transactions over 100 pounds or $50 for 5 years.
• Driver’s License: New Jersey scrap yards must keep a copy of scrappers’ driver’s license on file.
• Material Description: Scrap yards have to also keep a record of the description of the materials bought.
• Tag & Hold: There is a 5-day tag and hold policy when police notify the scrap yard.
• Get Further Details From New Jersey Organizations on Scrap Laws

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Information Current as of June 2016.

Disclaimer: The iScrap App Inc. does not take responsibility for any misinterpreted or mistaken legal information provided on this webpage or in the document. We cannot offer legal advice of the information provided. This information was taken from public websites (credentials attached) with official resources.