Foreclosure Auction Surplus Monies Form is a legal document that was released by the Supreme Court - Queens County, New York - a government authority operating within New York. The form may be used strictly within Queens County.
Q: What is a foreclosure auction surplus?
A: A foreclosure auction surplus refers to any amount of money that exceeds the outstanding mortgage debt and expenses after a property is sold at a foreclosure auction.
Q: How do surplus monies occur in Queens County, New York?
A: Surplus monies can occur in Queens County, New York when a foreclosed property is sold at auction for an amount greater than the outstanding debt and expenses.
Q: Who is entitled to surplus monies in Queens County, New York?
A: In Queens County, New York, the former property owner, any lienholders, or other eligible parties may be entitled to the surplus monies.
Q: How can one claim surplus monies in Queens County, New York?
A: To claim surplus monies in Queens County, New York, interested parties must complete and submit the Foreclosure Auction Surplus Monies Form.
Form Details:
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