Yes. You have a right to receive copies of your medical records. Simply request in writing that you are authorizing the doctor or medical institution to supply you with a copy of your medical records and provide them with a return address. New Jersey Administrative Code, Section 8:43G-15.3 requires that legible copies of medical records be produced within thirty days. The Code also states the copying charge is not to exceed $1.00 per page and a maximum of $200.00. If you are obtaining the records on behalf of a deceased person, you may need to be appointed as the Executor and/or Administrator of the estate before the records will be released.