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Bronx (directions)
1118 Grand Concourse
Bronx NY 10456
Answers | To answer a nonpayment or holdover petition if you are self-represented. |
Appeals Clerk | To obtain forms and information in order to file a notice of appeal from a Housing Court order or judgment. You may obtain forms to apply for poor person's relief here also. |
Appellate Division
| To appeal an order from the Appellate Term. |
Appellate Term | To apply for an immediate stay from an order or judgment of the Housing Court, or other emergency relief. To seek relief if a judge declines to sign an order to show cause, or signs an order to show cause upon conditions with which you do not agree. The Appellate Term hears and decides appeals from the Housing Court. |
Archives | To requisition from storage court files more than four years old. |
Bankruptcy Court | To file for bankruptcy. |
Cashier | To pay court fees in order to obtain a court service, such as buying an index number to start a proceeding. To file a nonpayment or holdover notice of petition. To pay for and file a jury demand or a notice of appeal. |
Court Reporters | To request a transcript of your court hearing if notes were taken by a court reporter. You will need the date of the hearing and the name of the judge. |
Decisions on Orders to Show Cause and Motions
| To obtain a copy of a decision on an order to show cause or motion. You will need the index number of the proceeding or the name of a petitioner or a respondent. |
HP Clerk | To bring your landlord to court to make repairs by filing an HP petition. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Information/Attorney Papers/File Requisition | To get general information, to file papers if you are an attorney or self-represented, to look at any court file which is four years old or less. |
Interpreter (Spanish) | To conduct any court business in the clerk's office if you do not speak English. |
Motions | To file a written motion that has already been prepared and served, to submit an attorney's order to show cause, to obtain a subpoena for records or for a person, or to submit a document that needs a judge's signature. |
Orders To Show Cause | To stop an eviction, be restored to possession, or bring your case back to court for any reason, if you are self-represented. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Payment Clerk | To deposit money into court to satisfy a petition, judgment or court order. To file a bond or undertaking on appeal. Please bring a copy of such papers in order to make the deposit. |
Poor Person's Relief | To apply to be excused from paying court fees for court services, such as for starting an HP or other proceeding, filing a petition to be restored to possession, filing a jury demand, serving a subpoena and appealing a court ruling. |
Public Access Computer | To learn the status of any landlord/tenant case from 1986 to the present. You will need an index number or the name of a petitioner or a respondent. |
Subpoenaed Records | To view documents which have been sent to court based upon a subpoena. A court order is required. You may obtain a copy of the form to request an order to examine subpoenaed records here or in the courtroom. |
Tape Recording Transcription | To requisition tapes to be transcribed and to have tapes copied. You will need the tape number and the counter numbers of the tape, if available, which you can get from the courtroom where your hearing was held. If you would like a copy of the court tape, please bring in three 90 minute blank tapes in sealed wrappers for each tape that you want copied. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Warrant Clerk | To check on the status of a warrant of eviction. |
Kings (directions)
141 Livingston Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Answers | To answer a nonpayment, holdover or HP petition if you are self-represented. To submit a jury demand, fee to be paid at cashier. |
Appeals Clerk | To obtain forms and information in order to file an appeal from a Housing Court order or judgment. You may obtain forms to apply for poor person's relief here also. |
Appellate Division
| To appeal an order from the Appellate Term. |
Appellate Term | To apply for an immediate stay from an order or judgment of the Housing Court, or other emergency relief. To seek relief if a judge declines to sign an order to show cause, or signs an order to show upon conditions with which you do not agree. The Appellate Term hears and decides appeals from the Housing Court. |
Archives | To look at court records which are between one and three years old. Files more than four years old may be ordered from storage. |
Bankruptcy Court | To file for bankruptcy. |
Cashier | To pay court fees in order to obtain a court service, such as buying an index number to start a proceeding. To file a nonpayment or holdover notice of petition. To pay for and file a notice of appeal. To obtain and file forms for poor person's relief. |
Court Reporters | To request a transcript of your court hearing if notes were taken by a court reporter. You will need the date of the hearing and the name of the judge. |
Decisions on Orders to Show Cause and Motions
| To obtain a copy of a decision on an order to show cause or motion. You will need the index number of the proceeding or the name of a petitioner or a respondent.
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HP Clerk | To bring your landlord to court to make repairs by filing an HP petition. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Information Applications/File Requisition | To get general information, to file papers and motions/ applications, to look at any court file which is one year old or less, if you are self-represented.
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Interpreter (Spanish) | To conduct any court business in the clerk's office if you do not speak English. |
Motions Made by An Attorney/Attorney File Requisition | If you are a lawyer, to file a written motion that has already been prepared and served, to submit an attorney's order to show cause, to obtain a subpoena for records or for a person, or to submit a document that needs a judge's signature. To look at a court file one year old or less. |
Orders To Show Cause | If you are self-represented, to stop an eviction, be restored to possession, or bring your case back to court for any reason. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Payment Clerk | To deposit money into court to satisfy a petition, judgment or court order. To file a bond or undertaking on appeal. Please bring a copy of such papers in order to make the deposit. |
Poor Person's Relief | To apply to be excused from paying court fees for court services, such as for starting an HP or other proceeding, filing a petition to be restored to possession, filing a jury demand, serving a subpoena and appealing a court ruling. |
Public Access Computer | To learn the status of any landlord/tenant case from 1986 to the present. You will need an index number or the name of a petitioner or of a respondent. |
Subpoenaed Records | To request documents which have been sent to court based upon a subpoena. A court order is required. You may obtain a copy of the form to request an order to examine subpoenaed records here or in the courtroom. |
Tape Recording Transcription | To requisition tapes to be transcribed, to listen to tapes, and to have tapes copied. You will need the tape number and the counter numbers of the tape, if available, which you can get from the courtroom where your hearing was held. If you would like a copy of the court tape, please bring in three 90 minute blank tapes in sealed wrappers for each tape that you want copied. You may seek poor person's relief here also.
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Warrant Clerk 347 404-9209 | To check on the status of a warrant of eviction. |
Window Expediter | To obtain court forms, information on pending cases and/or direction to the correct window in the clerk's office. |
New York (directions)
111 Centre Street
New York, NY 10013
Answers Window 3
| To answer a nonpayment or holdover petition if you are self-represented. To submit a jury demand, fee to be paid at cashier. To submit a prepared written answer in a holdover or HP proceeding if you are self-represented or an attorney. To submit a written answer in a nonpayment proceeding if you are an attorney. To submit a jury demand in a written answer, fee to be paid at cashier. |
Appeals Clerk | To obtain forms and information in order to file an appeal from a Housing Court order or judgment. You may obtain forms to apply for poor person's relief here also. |
Appellate Division, 1st Department
| To appeal an order from the Appellate Term.
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Appellate Term, 1st Department | To apply for an immediate stay from an order or judgment of the Housing Court, or other emergency relief. To seek relief if a judge declines to sign an order to show cause, or signs an order to show cause upon conditions with which you do not agree. The Appellate Term hears and decides appeals from the Housing Court. |
Archives | To look at court records which are between one and three years old. Files more than four years may be ordered from storage. |
Bankruptcy Court | To file for bankruptcy. |
Cashier | To pay court fees in order to obtain a court service, such as buying an index number to start a proceeding. To file a nonpayment or holdover notice of petition. To pay for and file a notice of appeal. |
Court Reporters | To request a transcript of your court hearing if notes were taken by a court reporter. You will need the date of the hearing and the name of the judge. |
Decisions on Orders to Show Cause and Motions
| To obtain a copy of a decision on an order to show cause or motion. You will need the index number of the proceeding or the name of a petitioner or a respondent. |
HP Clerk | To bring your landlord to court to make repairs by filing an HP petition. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Information/Attorney Papers/File Requisition | To get general information, to file papers if you are an attorney or self-represented, to look at any court file which is one year old or less. |
Interpreter - Spanish, | To conduct any court business in the clerk's office if you do not speak English. |
Motions | To file a written motion that has already been prepared and served, to submit an attorney's order to show cause, to obtain a subpoena for records or for a person, or to submit a document that needs a judge's signature. |
Orders To Show Cause | To stop an eviction, be restored to possession, or bring your case back to court for any reason, if you are self-represented. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Payment Clerk | To deposit money into court to satisfy a petition, judgment or court order. To file a bond or undertaking on appeal. Please bring a copy of such papers in order to make the deposit. |
Poor Person's Relief | To apply to be excused from paying court fees for court services, such as for starting an HP or other proceeding, filing a petition to be restored to possession, filing a jury demand, serving a subpoena and appealing a court ruling. |
Public Access Computer | To learn the status of any landlord/tenant case from 1986 to the present. You will need an index number or the name of a petitioner or a respondent. |
Subpoenaed Records | To view documents which have been sent to court based upon a subpoena. A court order is required. You may obtain a copy of the form to request an order to examine subpoenaed records here or in the courtroom. |
Audio Records Office | For requests to Listen, for Copies or Transcripts of recorded court proceedings (recorded either by Tape or Digital Audio): Digital Audio Records: To listen or to obtain copies of digitally recorded court proceedings, you will need to provide the index number, date, room number and presiding Judge of the requested case. This is a free service. Tape Requisitions: You will need to obtain the Tape ID Number and Counter Number (if available.) You can get this information from the courtroom where the proceeding was heard. To obtain a copy of the tape, please bring three blank 90-minute audio cassettes (in sealed original packaging) for each courtroom tape you wish to obtain copies of. Transcription Requests: The court will provide a list of transcription companies from which to choose from. You are responsible for paying the company rates for preparing your transcript. If you cannot afford to pay for the transcript, you can apply for Poor Person relief.
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Warrant Clerk | To check on the status of a warrant of eviction. |
Harlem (directions)
170 East 121st Street
New York, NY 10035
Answers | To answer a nonpayment, holdover or HP petition. To submit a jury demand, fee to be paid at cashier. |
Appeals Clerk | To obtain forms and information in order to file an appeal from a Housing Court order or judgment. You may obtain forms to apply for poor person's relief here also. |
Appellate Division, 1st Department | To appeal an order from the Appellate Term.
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Appellate Term, 1st Department | To apply for an immediate stay from an order or judgment of the Housing Court, or other emergency relief. To seek relief if a judge declines to sign an order to show cause, or signs upon conditions with which you do not agree. The Appellate Term hears and decides appeals from the Housing Court. |
Archives | To look at court records between one and three years old. Files more than four years old must be ordered from storage. |
Cashier | To pay court fees in order to obtain a court service, such as buying an index number to start a proceeding. To file a nonpayment or holdover notice of petition. To pay for and file a notice of appeal. |
Decisions on Orders to Show Cause and Motions
| To obtain a copy of a decision on an order to show cause or motion. You will need the index number of the proceeding or the name of a petitioner or a respondent. |
HP Clerk | To bring your landlord to court to make repairs by filing an HP petition. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Information/Attorney Papers/ File Requisition | To get general information, to file papers if you are an attorney or self-represented, to look at any court file which is one year old or less. |
Interpreter (Spanish) | To conduct any court business in the clerk's office if you do not speak English. |
Motions | To file a written motion that has already been prepared and served, to submit an attorney's order to show cause, to obtain a subpoena for records or for a person, or to submit a document that needs a judge's signature. |
Orders To Show Cause | To stop an eviction, be restored to possession, or bring your case back to court for any reason, if you are self-represented. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Payment Clerk | To deposit money into court to satisfy a petition, judgment or court order. To file a bond or undertaking on appeal. Please bring a copy of such papers in order to make the deposit. |
Poor Person's Relief | To apply to be excused from paying court fees for court services, such as for starting an HP or other proceeding, filing a petition to be restored to possession, filing a jury demand, serving a subpoena and appealing a court ruling. |
Public Access Computer | To learn the status of any landlord/tenant case from 2001 to the present. You will need an index number or the name of a petitioner or a respondent. |
Subpoenaed Records | To request documents which have been sent to court based upon a subpoena. A court order is required. You may obtain a copy of the form to request an order to examine subpoenaed records here or in the courtroom. |
Tape/Audio Recording Transcription | To requisition tapes to be transcribed, to listen to tapes, and to have tapes copied. You will need the tape number and the counter numbers, if available, which you can get from the courtroom where your hearing was held. If you would like a copy of the court tape, please bring in three 90 minute blank tapes in sealed wrappers for each tape that you want copied. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Warrant Clerk | To check on the status of a warrant of eviction. |
Queens (directions)
89 - 17 Sutphin Boulevard
Jamaica, NY 11435
Answers | To answer a nonpayment, holdover or HP petition. To submit a jury demand, fee to be paid at cashier. |
Appeals Clerk | To obtain forms and information in order to file an appeal from a Housing Court order or judgment. You may obtain forms to apply for poor person's relief here also. |
Appellate Division | To appeal an order from the Appellate Term.
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Appellate Term | To apply for an immediate stay from an order or judgment of the Housing Court, or other emergency relief. To seek relief if a judge declines to sign an order to show cause, or signs an order to show cause upon conditions with which you do not agree. The Appellate Term hears and decides appeals from the Housing Court. |
Archives | To requisition from storage court files which are more than four years old. |
Bankruptcy Court | To file for bankruptcy. |
Cashier | To pay court fees in order to obtain a court service, such as buying an index number to start a proceeding. To file a nonpayment or holdover notice of petition. To pay for and file a notice of appeal. |
Calendar Clerk | To check the status of any proceeding, motion or order to show cause on the calendar. If you are commencing a holdover proceeding, you must file the notice of petition and petition here in order to receive a calendar assignment. |
Court Reporters | To request a transcript of your court hearing if notes were taken by a court reporter. You will need the date of the hearing and the name of the judge. |
Decisions on Orders to Show Cause and Motions
| To obtain a copy of a decision on an order to show cause or motion. You will need the index number of the proceeding or the name of a petitioner or a respondent. |
HP Clerk | To bring your landlord to court to make repairs by filing an HP petition. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Information/Attorney
| To get general information, to file papers, to look at any court file which is four years old or less, if you are an attorney. |
Interpreter (Spanish) | To conduct any court business in the clerk's office if you do not speak English. |
Motions | To file a written motion that has already been prepared and served, to submit an attorney's order to show cause, to obtain a subpoena for records or for a person, or submit a to document that needs a judge's signature. |
Orders To Show Cause | To stop an eviction, be restored to possession, or bring your case back to court for any reason, if you are self-represented. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Payment Clerk | To deposit money into court to satisfy a petition, judgment or court order. To file a bond or undertaking on appeal. Please bring a copy of such papers in order to make the deposit. |
Poor Person's Relief | To apply to be excused from paying court fees for court services, such as for starting an HP or other proceeding, filing a petition to be restored to possession, filing a jury demand, serving a subpoena and appealing a court ruling. |
Public Access Computer | To learn the status of any landlord/tenant case from 1986 to the present. You will need an index number or the name of a petitioner or a respondent. |
Subpoenaed Records | To request documents which have been sent to court based upon a subpoena. A court order is required. You may obtain a copy of the form to request an order to examine subpoenaed records here or in the courtroom. |
Tape Recording Transcription | To requisition tapes to be transcribed, to listen to tapes, and to have tapes copied. You will need the tape number and the counter numbers of the tape, if available, which you can get from the courtroom where your hearing was held. If you would like a copy of the court tape, please bring in three 90 minute blank tapes in sealed wrappers for each tape that you want copied. You may seek poor person's relief here also.
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Warrant Clerk | To check on the status of a warrant of eviction. |
Red Hook (directions)
88 Visitation Place
Brooklyn NY 11231
Answers | To answer a nonpayment, holdover or HP petition. To submit a jury demand, fee to be paid at cashier. |
Appeals Clerk | To obtain forms and information in order to file an appeal from a Housing Court order or judgment. You may obtain forms to apply for poor person's relief here also. |
Appellate Division | To appeal an order from the Appellate Term.
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Appellate Term | To apply for an immediate stay from an order or judgment of the Housing Court, or other emergency relief. To seek relief if a judge declines to sign an order to show cause, or signs an order to show cause upon conditions with which you do not agree. The Appellate Term hears and decides appeals from the Housing Court. |
Cashier | To pay court fees in order to obtain a court service, such as buying an index number to start a proceeding. To file a nonpayment or holdover notice of petition. To pay for and file a notice of appeal. |
Court Reporters | To request a transcript of your court hearing if notes were taken by a court reporter. You will need the date of the hearing and the name of the judge. |
Decisions on Orders to Show Cause and Motions
| To obtain a copy of a decision on an order to show cause or motion. You will need the index number of the proceeding or the name of a petitioner or a respondent. |
HP Clerk | To bring your landlord to court to make repairs by filing an HP petition. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Information/Attorney Papers/ File Requisition | To get general information, to file papers if you are an attorney or self-represented, to look at any court file from May 2002 to the present. |
Interpreter (Spanish) | To conduct any court business in the clerk's office if you do not speak English. |
Motions | To file a written motion that has already been prepared and served, to submit an attorney's order to show cause, to obtain a subpoena for records or for a person, or to submit a document that needs a judge's signature. |
Orders To Show Cause | To stop an eviction, be restored to possession, or bring your case back to court for any reason, if you are self-represented. You may seek poor person's poor person's relief here also. |
Payment Clerk | To deposit money into court to satisfy a petition, judgment or court order. To file a bond or undertaking on appeal. Please bring a copy of such papers in order to make the deposit. |
Poor Person's Relief | To apply to be excused from paying court fees for court services, such as for starting an HP or other proceeding, filing a petition to be restored to possession, filing a jury demand, serving a subpoena and appealing a court ruling. |
Subpoenaed Records | To view documents which have been sent to court based upon a subpoena. A court order is required. You may obtain a copy of the form to request an order to examine subpoenaed records here or in the courtroom. |
Tape Recording Transcription | To requisition tapes to be transcribed and to listen to tapes. You will need the tape number and the counter numbers of the tape, if available, which you can get from the clerk's office. You may seek poor person's relief here also.
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Warrant Clerk | To check on the status of a warrant of eviction. |
Richmond (directions)
927 Castleton Avenue
Staten Island, NY 10310
Answers | To answer a nonpayment, holdover or HP petition. To submit a jury demand, fee to be paid at cashier. |
Appeals Clerk | To obtain forms and information in order to file an appeal from a Housing Court order or judgment. You may obtain forms to apply for poor person's relief here also. |
Appellate Division | To appeal an order from the Appellate Term.
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Appellate Term | To apply for an immediate stay from an order or judgment of the Housing Court, or other emergency relief. To seek relief if a judge declines to sign an order to show cause, or signs an order to show cause upon conditions with which you do not agree. The Appellate Term hears and decides appeals from the Housing Court. |
Archives | To look at court records from 1996 to the present. Files prior to 1996 must be ordered from storage. |
Bankruptcy Court | To file for bankruptcy. |
Cashier | To pay court fees in order to obtain a court service, such as buying an index number to start a proceeding. To file a nonpayment or holdover notice of petition. To pay for and file a notice of appeal. |
Court Reporters | To request a transcript of your court hearing if notes were taken by a court reporter, or to telephone court reporters. You will need the date of the hearing and the name of the judge. |
Decisions on Orders to Show Cause and Motions
| To obtain a copy of a decision on an order to show cause or motion. You will need the index number of the proceeding or the name of a petitioner or a respondent. |
HP Clerk | To bring your landlord to court to make repairs by filing an HP petition. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Information/Attorney | To get general information, to file papers if you are an attorney or self-represented, to look at any court file from 1996 to the present. |
Interpreter (All Languages) | To obtain a court interpreter if you do not speak English, for a pending case. |
Motions | To file a written motion that has already been prepared and served, to submit an attorney's order to show cause, to obtain a subpoena for records or for a person, or to submit a document that needs a judge's signature. |
Orders To Show Cause | To stop an eviction, be restored to possession, or bring your case back to court for any reason, if you are self-represented. You may seek poor person's relief here also. |
Payment Clerk | To deposit money into court to satisfy a petition, judgment or court order. To file a bond or undertaking on appeal. |
Poor Person's Relief | To apply to be excused from paying court fees for court services such as for starting an HP or other proceeding, filing a petition to be restored possession, filing a jury demand, or serving a subpoena and appealing a court ruling. |
Subpoenaed Records | To view documents which have been sent to court based upon a subpoena. A court order is required. You may obtain a copy of the form to request an order to examine subpoenaed records here or in the courtroom. |
Tape Recording Transcription | To requisition tapes to be transcribed. You will need the tape number and the counter numbers of the tape, if available, which you can get from the courtroom where your hearing was held. You may seek poor person's relief here also.
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Warrant Clerk | To check on the status of a warrant of eviction. |