Offers detailed advice for parents on selecting and installing the appropriate car seats for their children. Parents can also search for a free local car seat inspection station in their area, and register their car seats to be notified of any recalls.

Offers NJ residents legal assistance for any purchased car (new or used) or motorized vehicle that is defective and potentially unsafe. The unit helps the consumer determines whether a case meets the legal requirements for hearing.

Provides information to consumer questions relating to auto, home, specialty, and business insurance. Offers daily updates on insurance information.

Provides comprehensive information, resources, and statistics on a broad range of topics relating to food maintenance including proper food handling, food inspection, and food recalls. The Meat and Poultry hotline is available to all consumers who want to report any commercial food that they suspect being possibly contaminated.

Examines reports and suspicions of tax law non-compliance, covering issues such as false deductions, kickbacks, or unreported income. Also addresses concerns regarding failure to pay tax, fraudulent activity by tax preparers, or identity theft involving Social Security Numbers for employment or tax filings. This reporting system ensures accountability and enforcement of tax laws.

Offers information on a variety of consumer products. Through the website or hotline, individuals can search if a product was recalled, learn how to return a recalled product or arrange for its repair, obtain guidance on what to look for when making purchases, understand how to use a consumer product safely, and promptly report any unsafe products or product-related injuries encountered.

Processing verbal and written disputes, conducting interviews, and responding to information inquiries, assisting customers with issues such as service delays, repairs, discontinuances, payment arrangements, high bills, deposits, and rates, and providing emergency help for gas leaks, fallen wires, and water main breaks.

Investigates consumer complaints regarding the sale of goods and services in New Jersey. In addition, the division is responsible for the following services: Business regulation, Charitable organization registration and regulation, Criminal background checks for occupations that require certifications/licensing, Investor protection and investment fraud investigation, Registering all medical practitioners and pharmacies that prescribe or administer prescriptions to the communities.

Provides up-to-date information on food, drugs, medical devices, cosmetics, vaccines, and addresses consumer complaints like adverse reactions, safety concerns, labeling issues, and other regulatory product problems.

Offers a toll free telephone hotline number that can be used to report environmental incidents, abuses, and complaints in New Jersey or impacting it. The toll free number can be used throughout the continental United States. Individuals can report life-threatening and/or environmental emergencies by calling 9-1-1, local police, or the DEPs toll free line.

Promotes the safe use and manufacture of vehicle and vehicle equipment. Provides users with comprehensive information on transportation-related subjects.

Provides general information about banks who participate in the FDIC Program. In addition, the organization handles consumer complaints about specific banks.The FDIC does not offer financial or investment advice.

Protects the public's health and safety by determining qualifications of applicants for licensure. Establishes standards for practice, and disciplining licensees who do not adhere to those requirements.

Handles complaints from individual consumers against local businesses by assisting consumers from fraudulent business practices in the sale of goods and services through the enforcement of the NJ Consumer Fraud Act and its supplemental regulations. Consumer complaints are handled through mediation, investigation and litigation.