Authorizes Surrogate of every county to establish electronic systems to accept electronic signatures on qualifying documents in probate matters.

This bill authorizes New Jersey county Surrogates to create electronic systems for accepting digital signatures on specific probate documents, such as applications for probate, executor qualifications, and asset affidavits. It explicitly excludes wills from coverage and defines "qualifying documents" as common forms used in probate proceedings. The Supreme Court and Court Administrative Director can issue implementing rules, and the law takes effect immediately. This change directly affects individuals and legal professionals handling probate cases by enabling digital submissions for designated forms.