Fill and Sign New York City Legal Forms

This document is for requesting an exception to a permit restriction in New York City, as specified in Local Law 104 of 2019.

This Form is used for submitting an offer-in-compromise to the New York City Department of Finance for liabilities that are not fixed and final, and are subject to administrative review.

This Form is used for reporting the financial condition of the City of New York. It provides detailed information about the assets, liabilities, and net position of the city.

This Form is used for making an offer-in-compromise for fixed and final liabilities in New York City.

This document provides instructions for completing the Real Property Income and Expense (RPIE) Statement for hotels in New York City. The RPIE Statement is used to report income and expenses for the property. It is a requirement for hotel owners in the city.

This document provides instructions on how to complete the Real Property Income and Expense Form specifically for self-storage facilities in New York City. It guides owners on reporting their income and expenses accurately for tax purposes.

This document provides instructions for completing the Real Property Income and Expense Form in New York City. It guides property owners on reporting their rental income and expenses for tax purposes.

This form is used to request a waiver from electronic filing and instead file a paper statement in New York City.

This document provides instructions for completing the Real Property Income and Expense Form specifically for gas stations, car washes, and oil change facilities in New York City. It will guide you through the process of reporting your income and expenses related to these types of businesses.

This document provides instructions for completing the Real Property Income and Expense form for adult care and nursing home facilities in New York City. It outlines the requirements and guidelines for reporting income and expenses related to the operation of these facilities. Use this form to ensure accurate reporting and compliance with the city's regulations.

This document provides instructions for filling out the Real Property Income and Expense Form specifically for theatres and concert halls in New York City. It guides property owners on how to accurately report their income and expenses related to these types of properties.

This document is used for obtaining a cost estimate from a home improvement contractor in New York City. It helps homeowners in planning and budgeting for their renovation projects.

This document is a contract between a homeowner and a contractor for home improvement services in New York City. It also includes a notice of cancellation in case the homeowner decides to cancel the contract.

This form is used for making changes to a home improvement contractor agreement in New York City. It allows for modifications and updates to the original contract.

This form is used for requesting medical or clinical information in large print format in New York City.

This form is used for requesting additional action related to civil remedies in New York City.

This type of document is a sample letter used by the Bureau of Fraud Investigation in New York City.

This document is a summons that requires someone to appear in court due to civil penalties in New York City.

This form is used to summon individuals to appear in court to address civil penalties in New York City. It is available in Arabic.

This form is used for initiating a legal proceeding in New York City, typically to notify a defendant that they are being sued. It provides details about the case, including the names of the parties involved and the nature of the lawsuit.

This type of document is a summons for appearing in court to address civil penalties in New York City. It is available in Haitian Creole.

This document certifies ownership of a property in New York City. It is used to provide proof of ownership for various purposes such as selling or refinancing a property.

This document is used for obtaining certification of supplemental property ownership in New York City. It is necessary for individuals who own additional properties in addition to their primary residence.