Clifton, New Jersey: door-to-door solicitor permit

Not readable yet: the city’s rules could not be read from a primary source on the date shown. Use the call sheet.

• The answer: Not read. Clifton's rules for door-to-door sellers sit in Chapter 189 — Canvassing and Soliciting, on the city's code host, eCode360, which blocked our reader both times we tried. The city's own website publishes no solicitor or canvasser page, form or fee that we could find. Call before you knock and use the City Clerk Call Sheet.
• Where it comes from: Not confirmed. The City Clerk's office is at 900 Clifton Avenue; its web page does not mention a canvassing or soliciting license.
• Fee: Not read. No fee for a canvassing or soliciting license was found on cliftonnj.org.
• Hours you may knock: Not read.
• Code: Clifton City Code, Chapter 189 — Canvassing and Soliciting, on eCode360. Not read for this card.
• Read it yourself: Clifton Code, Chapter 189 — Canvassing and Soliciting (not read: blocked) · City of Clifton — City Clerk · checked 21 September 2026

Ask the clerk, and write the answer down:

• Does a for-profit door-to-door rep need a license under Chapter 189, and is it one per rep?
• What is the license fee, and is there a separate fee per ID card?
• What hours and days may reps knock?
• Does the city hand out no-solicitation stickers, and what does a rep have to do when one is posted?

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