The New Jersey Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Complaint Form is a legal document used to file a complaint about any violation of the ADA in the state of New Jersey. The form is divided into four categories: (1) Complainant Information, (2) Alleged Violation Information, (3) Additional Information, and (4) Certification and Signature. The Complainant Information section requires basic contact information such as name, address, email, and phone number, as well as the respondent’s information. The Alleged Violation Information section requires a description of the alleged violation, including the date and location of the violation, and the statutes or regulations the respondent allegedly violated. The Additional Information section requests additional information that may be relevant to the complaint, such as whether the complainant has previously attempted to resolve the issue with the respondent, or whether any other legal action has been taken. The Certification and Signature section includes a statement of truth and a signature line. The different types of New Jersey Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Complaint Forms are the ADA Discrimination Complaint Form, the Employment Discrimination Complaint Form, and the Accessibility Complaint Form. The ADA Discrimination Complaint Form is used to report violations of the ADA in any public accommodation, such as a restaurant or store. The Employment Discrimination Complaint Form is used to report violations of the ADA in an employment setting, such as a workplace. The Accessibility Complaint Form is used to report violations of the ADA related to accessibility, such as a lack of ramps or elevators.