Third Party Authorization
Authorizes a third party to obtain court records or information about a case on your behalf.
Make sure the authorization covers what you need.
This form must clearly identify who is authorized, what information they can access, and for which case. If it's too vague, the court clerk may refuse the request.
When do you need this form?
Someone else needs to pick up documents or get information from the court for you.
This site provides general information, not legal advice. For legal counsel, consult a licensed attorney. Official forms are maintained by New York State and may change.
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A draft court order submitted for the judge's signature. Used for routine matters where a hearing may not be required.
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