N.J. Stat. § 17:16A-5
No officer or agent of any foreign investment corporation shall make, issue, sell, offer for sale, negotiate or guarantee any investment contract or transact any business or act, or aid in any way, in the transaction of any business authorized by a certificate of authority issued to such foreign corporation until he shall have procured from the commissioner a certificate of authority to do so. The certificate shall state in substance that the corporation is authorized to transact business in this State and that the person named therein is an agent of the company for the transaction of such business. Upon receipt of a certificate from such corporation of its appointment of a suitable person to act as its agent in this State, the commissioner shall, if the facts warrant it, grant such certificate which shall continue in force until May 1 after its issue, and by renewal thereof before May 1 of each year until revoked by the commissioner for noncompliance with the laws, or until the appointment of such agent is revoked by written notice from the corporation to that effect. A certificate may be issued by the commissioner to and in the name of any copartnership or corporation as agent for an investment company upon written request and payment of the $10.00 fee prescribed in section 15 of this chapter; provided, all members of the copartnership or all of the officers of the corporation, as the case may be, actively engaged in the investment company business of the copartnership or corporation in this State hold an unexpired certificate issued in accordance with the provisions of this act. All certificates outstanding and in force on the effective date of this chapter shall continue in full force and effect until May 1, 1939, unless sooner revoked in the manner above provided.
N.J.S. § 17:16A-5