Pedro Quezada, originally from Dominica, had previously held the New Jersey record with a $338 million win from March 2013, while Tayeb Souami won $315 million in May 2018 after returning a bottle of orange juice to a store in Hackensack and coming out with the lucky ticket. Church worker Mrs Smith, who bought the ticket, said she rarely played the lottery but those numbers popped into her head that week. The largest of them came on May 7, 2016, when eight members of the Smith family snapped up $429 million with a ticket bought at the 7-Eleven store on 750 Chambers Street in Trenton, Mercer County. New Jersey has delivered several big jackpot wins since tickets went on sale in the state in early 2010. Once you have submitted your claim, it will take approximately three weeks before you receive a check from the New Jersey Lottery. The office is open from 8:30am to 4:30pm ET from Monday to Friday and the location of the headquarters is as follows: You can also visit the New Jersey Lottery headquarters to submit your claim in person. Send your winning ticket and the completed claim form to the following address: You should also make a copy of your claim form and the front and back of your ticket. When filling out your claim form, you will need to provide information regarding your ticket as well as your own personal details. Claim forms are available from retailers, or from New Jersey Lottery headquarters. For amounts over $599.50, you will need to fill out a claim form before you get your hands on your prize.

If you win a prize of up to $599.50, you can visit any lottery retailer to claim your prize. Powerball prizes in New Jersey remain valid for one year after a draw takes place.

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