New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 22 - JUDICIARY › Subtitle A - JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION › Chapter II - UNIFORM RULES FOR THE NEW YORK STATE TRIAL COURTS › Part 212 - Uniform Civil Rules for the District Courts › Section 212.14-b - Additional mailing of notice on an action arising from a consumer credit transaction (Uniform Civil Rules for the District Courts)

Current
				  through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a)
Additional mailing
				  of notice on an action arising from a consumer credit transaction.
(1) At the time of filing with
				  the clerk the proof of service of the summons and complaint in an action
				  arising from a consumer credit transaction, or at any time thereafter, the
				  plaintiff shall submit to the clerk a stamped unsealed envelope addressed to
				  the defendant together with a written notice, in both English and Spanish,
				  containing the following language:
(a) SUPREME/DISTRICT/CITY COURT.
				  COUNTY/CITY OF________
COUNTY OF________
INDEX NO.________
Plaintiff__________
Defendant__________
ATTENTION: A lawsuit has been filed against
					 you claiming that you owe money for an unpaid consumer debt. You should respond
					 to the lawsuit as soon as possible by filing an "answer." You may wish to
					 contact an attorney. If you do not respond to the lawsuit, the court may enter
					 a money judgment against you. Once entered, a judgment is good and can be used
					 against you for twenty years, and your personal property and money, including a
					 portion of your paycheck and/or bank account, may be taken from you. Also, a
					 judgment will affect your credit score and can affect your ability to rent a
					 home, find a job, or take out a loan. You cannot be arrested or sent to jail
					 for owing a debt. Additional information can be found on the court system's
					 website at:
www.nycourts.gov
PRECAUCIO"N: Se ha presentado una demanda en
					 su contra reclamando que usted debe dinero por una deuda al consumidor no
					 saldada. Usted debe, tan pronto como le sea posible, responder a la demanda
					 presentando una "contestacion." Quizas usted quiera comunicarse con un abogado.
					 Si usted no presenta una contestacion, el tribunal puede emitir un fallo
					 monetario en contra suya. Una vez emitido, ese fallo es valido y puede ser
					 utilizado contra usted por un periodo de veinte anos, y contra su propiedad
					 personal y su dinero, incluyendo una porcion de su salario y/o su cuenta
					 bancaria, los cuales pueden ser embargados. Ademas, un fallo monetario afecta
					 su credito y puede afectar su capacidad de alquilar una casa, encontrar trabajo
					 o solicitar un prestamo para comprar un automovil. Usted no puede ser arrestado
					 ni apresado por adeudar dinero. Puede obtener informacion adicional en el sitio
					 web del sistema:
www.nycourts.gov
.
The face of the envelope shall be addressed
					 to the defendant at the address at which process was served, and shall contain
					 the defendant's name, address (including apartment number) and zip code. The
					 face of the envelope also shall contain, in the form of a return address, the
					 appropriate address of the clerk's office to which the defendant should be
					 directed. These addresses are:
[INSERT APPROPRIATE COURT ADDRESS OR
					 ADDRESSES]