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I created an international DHL shipment online for an international document shipment from the US to the Philippines and generated a shipping label.

The situation is that I am sending the label to the sender, and I don't know exactly when they'll be able to hand the documents over to DHL. When creating the shipment, I selected an estimated pickup date, but there's a chance the sender may not actually ship the package until several days after that date.

Will the shipment still be valid and processed normally, or do DHL labels/waybills expire and require creating a new shipment if they're used days later?

I'm probably overthinking this, but I want to make sure I don't run into issues if the sender isn't able to ship immediately after I create the label.

Thanks in advance for any insights!

I’m trying to get certified copies of several sections of the New Jersey Statutes.

I contacted the Office of Legislative Services, and they directed me to the NJ State Library. However, the library said they don’t provide certified copies, only unofficial versions that can be accessed online.

Has anyone gone through this process before or knows how to obtain certified statutory copies in New Jersey? Any guidance would be appreciated.

I’m trying to figure out which NJ statutes specifically cover the procedures and allowance of wills. I need this for reprobate in a foreign country.

I know the relevant laws fall under NJSA Title 3B:3, but there are around 49 sections in that chapter, and I’m not sure which ones actually apply. Any help narrowing it down would be appreciated.

Reference: https://lis.njleg.state.nj.us/nxt/gateway.dll?f=templates&fn=default.htm&vid=Publish:10.1048/Enu

I’m trying to get certified copies of several sections of the New Jersey Statutes for international use, so they’ll need to be apostilled.

I contacted the Office of Legislative Services, and they directed me to the NJ State Library. However, the library said they don’t provide certified copies, only unofficial versions that can be accessed online (https://www.njstatelib.org/database/new\_jersey\_statutes/).

Since an apostille requires original or certified documents with ink signatures, I specifically need hard-copy certified versions.

Has anyone gone through this process before or knows how to obtain certified statutory copies in New Jersey? Any guidance would be appreciated.