New Jersey Renunciation For Administration Ad Prosequendum is a document that is used by an individual to renounce their interest in an estate's assets. It is filed in the surrogate's court and is used to waive their rights to serve as an administrator ad prosequendum or administrator of the estate. The document states the name and address of the person renouncing their interest, the name and address of the decedent, and a description of the estate assets. There are two types of New Jersey Renunciation For Administration Ad Prosequendum: direct renunciation and conditional renunciation. Direct renunciation is a simple renunciation, waiving all rights to serve as an administrator ad prosequendum or to receive any portion of the estate assets. Conditional renunciation is a more complex renunciation that waives rights to serve as an administrator ad prosequendum but also specifies conditions that must be met to be eligible for a portion of the estate assets.