The New Jersey Restated Certificate of Incorporation is a legal document filed with the New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services that is used to update the current information of a corporation in New Jersey. This document is required to be updated when a corporation has experienced a significant change such as a change in the board of directors, the company’s purpose or its name. The New Jersey Restated Certificate of Incorporation must be signed and notarized and include the company’s name, the date of its incorporation, the state it is incorporated in, its registered agent and office, its purpose, and the names, addresses, and signatures of its directors. There are two types of New Jersey Restated Certificate of Incorporation: Restatement of Original Certificate of Incorporation and Amendment to Certificate of Incorporation. The Restatement of Original Certificate of Incorporation is used to update the information of the original Certificate of Incorporation, and the Amendment to Certificate of Incorporation is used to make changes to the original Certificate of Incorporation.