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Passaic County Sheriff's Office: serving divorce papers in Passaic County, NJ

Short answer

If your spouse won't sign the Acknowledgment of Service, the Passaic County Sheriff's Office, Civil Process, 77 Hamilton Street, Paterson can deliver the divorce papers. You pay the sheriff's fee. Your spouse then has 35 days to respond.

Civil Process77 Hamilton StreetPaterson, NJ 07505Phone973-881-4200Tap to call.
FeeMost New Jersey sheriffs charge $24 for the first person served ($22 service + $2 return), plus mileage (N.J.S.A. 22A:4-8). Call to confirm the current amount.

What the sheriff usually needs

  1. 1Copies of the filed Summons and Complaint, stamped by the court.
  2. 2A letter with your spouse's address and a time they are usually there. We prepare this letter.
  3. 3The fee, paid the way the sheriff asks (often a money order).

Faster and free

If your spouse will sign, you don't need the sheriff.

They sign the Acknowledgment of Service and you file it. We prepare it with your papers.

Where you filePassaic County Family Court Address, phone and how to file.Your countyUncontested divorce in Passaic County Paterson, Clifton, Passaic and more.

We prepare the letter to the sheriff

It comes with your divorce papers. Walk in at either Newark office.

Sources: City of Passaic, Family Court listing; Passaic County Sheriff, Civil Process; N.J.S.A. 22A:4-8. Checked September 2026. Offices move and numbers change: call to confirm before you go. We are not the court or the sheriff and not affiliated with them.

Tri State Community Services LLC

Newark, NJ · divorcenjny.co

Offices

1299 McCarter Highway, Newark, NJ 07104 · 973-643-0889

65 Walnut Street, Newark, NJ 07102 · 973-732-7727

Hours

Mon–Fri 10am–5pm
Sat 10am–1pm
Sun closed

Disclaimer

Tri State Community Services LLC is a non-lawyer filing and typing service. Tri State Community Services does NOT practice law and does NOT give any legal advice. Our service is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney. You, the customer, are solely responsible for the accuracy of the information that is typed up before the papers go to court. If representing yourself is not what you want, then we recommend that you hire an attorney. Tri State Community Services is NOT AUTHORIZED to Practice Law.