County Clerk Offices in South Jersey

Each New Jersey county has an elected county clerk. The clerk's office records deeds and mortgages, swears in notaries, registers trade names, takes passport applications and runs parts of each election. Several also issue county or veteran ID cards. Addresses, phone numbers and hours are from each clerk's own page, and from the state's list of county clerks where noted. Some services need an appointment, so check the clerk's page or call before you go.

CamdenGloucesterBurlingtonAtlanticCape MayCumberlandSalem

Camden County

  • Camden County Clerk520 Market Street, Room 102, Camden, NJ 08102 · 856-225-5300 · Camden town page

    In the Camden County Courthouse. Deeds and mortgages, passports, notary public, trade names and veteran services. The clerk's page lets you schedule an appointment online.

Gloucester County

Burlington County

Atlantic County

Cape May County

Cumberland County

Salem County

  • Salem County Clerk110 Fifth Street, Suite 200, Salem, NJ 08079 · 856-935-7510 · Salem City town page

    Open 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, with the last transactions at 4 PM. Recording, passports, ID cards, trade names, notary public, veteran services and genealogy research. For recording documents, ask for extension 8300, 8209 or 8206.

See also: Where to get a passport · Birth certificates · Property tax due dates

Sources: NJ Division of Elections: County election officials (updated November 3, 2026) · Burlington County: County Clerk · Camden County: County Clerk · Gloucester County: County Clerk directory · Atlantic County Clerk · Cape May County: County Clerk · Cumberland County Clerk · Salem County Clerk: Services.