New Jersey unemployment appeal fax number
The New Jersey Appeal Tribunal takes unemployment and temporary disability appeals by fax at 609-292-2438.
Last checked: October 31, 2026
Always check the number on your letter or form instructions. Agencies can change fax numbers without notice.
| Purpose | Fax number | Who can use it | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Appeal Tribunal: incoming appeals (Unemployment and Temporary Disability Insurance) | 609-292-2438 | Claimants: within 21 calendar days after the mailing date of the determination | Send fax to this number |
| Source: nj.gov, checked October 31, 2026 — "Our fax number for incoming appeals is 609-292-2438." Mail: The Appeal Tribunal, PO Box 907, Trenton, NJ 08625. Online appeal also possible. | |||
How to fax New Jersey DOL Appeal Tribunal online
- Write your appeal: your Social Security number, the determination you appeal, and your reasons.
- Send it within 21 calendar days after the mailing date.
- Fax the PDF to 609-292-2438.
- Keep the delivery report with your claim papers.
From $2.89 for 1–5 pages, no account and no subscription. You get a delivery report by email; if the fax cannot be delivered, the payment is refunded automatically.
What to include
- Social Security number
- Which determination you appeal
- Grounds for the appeal
Online appeal
The Appeal Tribunal also accepts appeals online and by mail to PO Box 907, Trenton, NJ 08625.
Cover sheet tips
A cover sheet is the first page the clerk sees, so keep it short: who the fax is for, your full name, your reference number, the subject in one line and the total number of pages including the cover. You can fill one in with our free fax cover sheet generator and save it as a PDF. More tips: what to include on a fax cover sheet.
Frequently asked questions
What is the NJ unemployment appeal fax number?
The Appeal Tribunal lists 609-292-2438 for incoming appeals.
How long do I have to appeal in New Jersey?
Claimants have 21 calendar days after the mailing date of the determination.
What should the appeal include?
Your Social Security number, the specific determination you are appealing, and the grounds for the appeal.