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If you do not have any proof of address, please email and ask that an envelope be mailed to your address. Students living in a Rutgers dorm in New Brunswick: please submit your post office address (example: 1111 RPO WAY) and provide a photo with proof that you can receive mail at that box.~ If you do not receive an email with a library card number within the next business day after submitting the form, or if you'd rather not use the form, please send an email to the circulation desk at with the subject "Library Card Request" and include all necessary information: your full name, address, phone number, preferred 4 digit PIN, and a photo of your proof of residence/employment/enrollment in a New Brunswick school. For New Brunswick residents, employees, or students: If you need a new library card, use our library card application form.They are accepted at the circulation department. TEACHERS: The library has bilingual paper applications for classrooms to print, cut out, and fill in. The full Circulation and Registration Policy is here. Also, please update the library with any changes to your address and phone number. Library cards will expire and must be renewed. A nominal fee may be charged for a replacement card. Lost or stolen library cards should be reported at once. Non-resident cards are usually not honored in other libraries. If you are a non-resident applying for a free card, you must show proof that you work or go to school in New Brunswick, such as a work or student ID, or a letter on company or school letterhead.

Examples of valid ID include, but are not limited to, the following: To apply for a library card, you must have two valid proofs of identification, at least one showing your current address. If the above does not apply to you, you can still apply for a library card for an annual fee.

If you work, own property, or attend school in New Brunswick, but do not live in New Brunswick, it is recommended you use your hometown library card if New Brunswick Free Public Library has a borrowing agreement with that library. Whether you live, work, own property, or attend school in the City of New Brunswick, you may apply for a library card without charge.