How to open a med spa in New Jersey

8 licenses, permits and registrations, in the order to get them, each with the agency, the fee and the official page.

8 licenses, permits and registrations, in the order to get them

Every row checked against its agency’s page; the latest on Oct 21, 2026.

Step 1 of 5Set up the business. Now: Certificate of formation (LLC) and the annual report

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  1. Set up the business0 of 3

    • File online through the Division’s business formation service. The certificate names a registered agent with a New Jersey street address. Two missed annual reports and the LLC is revoked.

      Fee
      Members
      Renewal
      Members
      Official page
      Members

      Checked Oct 21, 2026

  2. Register for taxOpens after step 1

  3. Approve the spaceOpens after step 2

  4. Get the permits for your kind of businessOpens after step 3

  5. Before the first hireOpens after step 4

How they fare in New Jersey

Closed in 2023, health care and social assistance
7.2%
Opened in 2023
8.8%

Is a med spa profitable in New Jersey?

Then pick the place

  • The free location checkWho lives and works around an address, the med spas already there and the traffic on its road, from public records.
  • The full reportWhether the rules allow a med spa at that address, the rent it supports, what has opened and closed nearby, and the questions to settle before signing.

Have an address in mind?

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Sources and dates

Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services business formation pages and fee schedule; Division of Revenue alternate name registration (form C-150G); IRS EIN page; Division of Revenue getting registered pages; form NJ-REG; Business.NJ.gov local requirements guidance; municipal ordinances; Department of Community Affairs Division of Codes and Standards; municipal ordinances; Board of Medical Examiners rules on delegation of cosmetic medical procedures (N.J.A.C. 13:35); Board of Cosmetology scope rules; Department of Labor employer rate information (2026 wage bases); Division of Workers’ Compensation employer pages; U.S. Census Bureau Business Dynamics Statistics. Fees are as published by each agency on the date checked; cities add their own.

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