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Homeowners | New York State Attorney General
Learn about your consumer rights when renting, owning, or improving your home.

 

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Homeowner Protection Program (HOPP)Since 2012, the Office of the New York State Attorney General and New York have dedicated over $150 million to fund a network of nearly 90 legal services and housing counseling organizations to provide homeowners with free, qualified mortgage-assistance relief services across the state.The HOPP program is designed to ensure that no family in New York ever loses their home because they do not have access to a lawyer or qualified housing counselor.Services include:assistance with applying for a loan modification, or other types of loss mitigationdirect representation in court proceedings, including settlement conferenceshome ownership counselingTo be connected with a legal services or housing-counseling organization near you, call 1-855-466-3456 or visit homeownerhelpny.com.

Protect Our Homes initiativeIn 2020, the OAG launched the Protect Our Homes initiative, which protects homeowners from deed-theft scams through community education and outreach, enforcement, and policy and legislative proposals.In deed-theft scams, bad actors trick homeowners into signing over their homes. Once they are in possession of the deed, scammers try to evict the homeowner and sell the house to a third party, taking the profit for themselves. Scammers target vulnerable homeowners — those who are elderly or disabled, own homes but struggle to pay ongoing expenses, or have liens for unpaid city charges. Scams take a various forms, including:forging signaturesmisrepresenting the nature of documents or transactionsmaking false promises about helping the homeowner save their homeThere were approximately 3,000 complaints about deed theft from 2014 to 2018 in New York City, 45% of which came from Brooklyn.The Protect Our Homes initiative has a joint focus on prevention and enforcement.
CCC Privacy Policy Statement | California Conservation Corps
The CCC’s information management practices conform to the requirements of the Information Practices Act (Civil Code Section 1798 et seq.), the Public Records Act (Government Code Section 6250 et seq.), Government Code Sections 11015.5 and 11019.9, and other applicable laws pertaining to information privacy.
The CCC adheres to the following principles in connection with the collection and management of personal information:
The CCC collects personal information from individuals only as allowed by law and with their explicit consent. Personal information, as defined in the Information Practices Act, is information that identifies or describes an individual including, but not limited to, name, Social Security number, physical description, home address, home telephone number, education, financial matters, and medical or employment history. The CCC limits the collection of personal information to what is relevant and necessary to accomplish a lawful purpose of the CCC. For example, the CCC may need an individual’s home address, email address, and/or telephone number to answer that individual’s question, complete a newsletter registration, or include someone in an alumni database. The CCC always will notify you at the time we collect “personal information.”
The CCC does not collect home, business or e-mail addresses, or account information from persons who simply browse the CCC’s website. The CCC website consists of a primary domain and several sub-domains and a mobile platform and is referred to collectively as “website.” The CCC collects personal information about individuals through our website only if an individual provides such information to the CCC voluntarily through email, registration, application, and/or other web forms or surveys. The CCC does collect some information automatically from each visitor to its website, including the domain name or a portion of the Internet Protocol address that relates to general region where the machine used to access the CCC ‘s website resides, the type of browser and operating system used, the date and time when the website is visited, web pages displayed, and any forms that are uploaded. The CCC may also automatically collect information about your interaction with CCC websites and services.
Scam Alerts | Food and Nutrition Service
If you have already fallen victim to this scam or a similar one, please visit: https://consumer.ftc.gov/scams for more information on identity theft.Scammers Offering Assistance to SNAP Retail Stores for a Fee, 8/21/2015There have been reports of retailers receiving calls that offer them help obtaining SNAP authorization. In most instances, the retailer has recently submitted their SNAP Retailer Application and the scammer is offering to quicken the SNAP authorization process for a fee. Never provide personal information or your credit card number to unsolicited callers. SNAP does not charge a fee for processing your retailer application. No one outside of SNAP has the ability to quicken the application process. Any request for information about you or your business will come via an official letter from USDA after you have filed an application. If you are uncertain about any request regarding your application to become a SNAP retailer, contact the SNAP Retailer Service Center at 877-823-4369. If you have already fallen victim to this scam or a similar one, please visit: https://consumer.ftc.gov/scams for more information on identity theft.2013Scammers Offer Phony SNAP Application Assistance, 12/16/2013There have been reports of individuals placing ads on the internet offering to assist with SNAP applications. Sometimes these ads are even located on the side of legitimate articles. These ads will take you to another website where you may be asked to provide personal information, including credit card information. Do NOT provide this information. The scammer will make unauthorized purchases on your credit card and/or gain access to your bank accounts. If you see any ad on the internet offering SNAP application assistance, don't click it. It is a scam. Never provide any personal information, including credit card information on an unsecure website. SNAP employees or service providers will never ask you for credit card information. If it is not on your state agency application, they will not ask for it. If you have already fallen victim to this scam or a similar one, contact your credit card company immediately. You may also choose to file a police report.
Política de privacidad | Comité de Seguridad Vial del Gobernador
NYS reconoce que es fundamental que las personas y las empresas confíen en que su privacidad está protegida cuando visitan el sitio web de NYS.De conformidad con las disposiciones de la Ley de privacidad y seguridad en Internet, la Ley de libertad de información y la Ley de protección de la privacidad personal, esta política describe las prácticas de privacidad del Estado de Nueva York con respecto a la información recopilada de los usuarios de este sitio web. Esta política describe qué información se recopila y cómo se utiliza esa información. Debido a que esta política de privacidad solo se aplica a este sitio web, debe examinar la política de privacidad de cualquier sitio web, incluidos otros sitios web de agencias estatales, a los que acceda a través de este sitio web.A los efectos de esta política, "información personal" significa cualquier información relativa a una persona física, a diferencia de una entidad corporativa, que, debido a su nombre, número, símbolo, marca u otro identificador, puede usarse para identificar a esa persona física. NYS solo recopila información personal sobre usted cuando proporciona esa información voluntariamente al enviar un correo electrónico o al iniciar una transacción en línea, como una encuesta, registro o formulario de pedido.
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Tuttavia, NYS può raccogliere o divulgare informazioni personali senza il consenso dell'utente se la raccolta o la divulgazione è: (1) necessaria per adempiere ai doveri statutari dello Stato di New York, o necessaria per NYS per gestire un programma autorizzato dalla legge, o autorizzato da statuti o regolamenti statali o federali; (2) effettuato ai sensi di a ordinanza del tribunale o per legge; (3) allo scopo di convalidare l'identità dell'utente; o (4) di informazioni da utilizzare esclusivamente a fini statistici che sono in una forma che non può essere utilizzata per identificare una determinata persona.
Inoltre, la divulgazione di informazioni, comprese le informazioni personali, raccolte attraverso questo sito Web è soggetta alle disposizioni della legge sulla libertà di informazione e della legge sulla protezione della privacy personale.
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What To Do if You Were Scammed | Consumer Advice
If you linked the app to a credit card or debit card, report the fraud to your credit card company or bank. Ask them to reverse the charge.Did you pay with cryptocurrency?Cryptocurrency payments typically are not reversible. Once you pay with cryptocurrency, you can only get your money back if the person you paid sends it back. But contact the company you used to send the money and tell them it was a fraudulent transaction. Ask them to reverse the transaction, if possible.Did you send cash?If you sent cash by U.S. mail, contact the U.S. Postal Inspection Service at 877-876-2455 and ask them to intercept the package. To learn more about this process, visit USPS Package Intercept: The Basics.If you used another delivery service, contact them as soon as possible. If You Gave a Scammer Your Personal InformationDid you give a scammer your Social Security number?Go to IdentityTheft.gov to see what steps to take, including how to monitor your credit.Did you give a scammer your username and password?Create a new, strong password. If you use the same password anywhere else, change it there, too.If a Scammer Has Access to Your Computer or PhoneDoes a scammer have remote access to your computer?Update your computer’s security software, run a scan, and delete anything it identifies as a problem. Then take other steps to protect your personal information.Did a scammer take control of your cell phone number and account?Contact your service provider to take back control of your phone number. Once you do, change your account password.Also check your credit card, bank, and other financial accounts for unauthorized charges or changes. If you see any, report them to the company or institution. Then go to IdentityTheft.gov to see what steps you should take.Report a Scam to the FTCWhen you report a scam, the FTC can use the information to build cases against scammers, spot trends, educate the public, and share data about what is happening in your community.
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Private Industry/Law Enforcement Training - Awareness
 
Extensive effort continues to be directed toward improved liaison and increased training/awareness among law enforcement and the private sector. Through these joint efforts of state agencies, local law enforcement and private industry, enhancements will be made in the reporting procedures currently being followed when cargo thefts occur. This will include the issues of timely notification by victims, documentation by law enforcement and the automated tracking of this information on a statewide level. The CHP encourages the continued support of private industry by providing investigative information. 
Implementation of the CTIP is seen as a significant opportunity to positively impact the serious problem of cargo theft related crime within California. Success of the Program is dependent upon an alliance between law enforcement and private industry. Any input or assistance that you can provide toward the implementation of the CTIP would be greatly appreciated. If you have been involved in a Crime that involves Cargo Theft, please fill out the following form and submit information.  
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Retención de la información recopilada a través de este sitio webEl Estado de Nueva York conserva la información recopilada a través de este sitio web de acuerdo con los requisitos de conservación y eliminación de registros de la Ley de Asuntos Artísticos y Culturales de New York State. La información sobre los requisitos de la Ley de Asuntos Artísticos y Culturales se puede encontrar en New York State Archivos. La información, incluida la información personal, que envía por correo electrónico o cuando inicia una transacción en línea, como una encuesta, un formulario de registro o un formulario de pedido, se retiene de acuerdo con el cronograma de disposición y retención de registros establecido para los registros del programa. unidad a la que envió la información. La información relacionada con estos cronogramas de retención y disposición de registros se puede obtener a través del contacto de la política de privacidad de Internet que figura en esta política. Confidencialidad e integridad de la información personal recopilada a través de este sitio webNYS tiene el firme compromiso de proteger la información personal recopilada a través de este sitio web contra el acceso, uso o divulgación no autorizados. En consecuencia, NYS limita el acceso de los empleados a la información personal recopilada a través de este sitio web solo a aquellos empleados que necesitan acceder a la información en el desempeño de sus funciones oficiales.
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Información y ElecciónComo se indicó anteriormente, NYS no recopila ninguna información personal sobre usted durante su visita a este sitio web, a menos que proporcione esa información voluntariamente al enviar un correo electrónico o iniciar una transacción en línea, como una encuesta, registro o formulario de pedido. Puede optar por no enviarnos un correo electrónico, responder una encuesta o completar un formulario de pedido. Si bien su elección de no participar en estas actividades puede limitar su capacidad para recibir servicios o productos específicos a través de este sitio web, no le impedirá solicitar servicios o productos del NYS por otros medios y normalmente no afectará su capacidad para tomar aprovechar otras características del sitio web, incluida la navegación o la descarga de la mayoría de la información disponible públicamente. Divulgación de información recopilada a través de este sitio webLa recopilación de información a través de este sitio web y la divulgación de esa información están sujetas a las disposiciones de la Ley de Privacidad y Seguridad en Internet. NYS solo recopilará información personal a través de este sitio web o divulgará información personal recopilada a través de este sitio web si el usuario ha dado su consentimiento para la recopilación o divulgación de dicha información personal.
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When you file a new claim, you will be redirected to the ID.me site where you will take a selfie (personal photo) and upload a photo of your ID to verify your identity.
For more information, review Top Nine Reasons Your Document May Get Rejected (PDF).
If we need additional information to verify your identity, you will need to join a video call with ID.me and provide either:

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ID.me primary documents include:

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US Permanent Resident Card (I-551)
Employment Authorization Card (I-766) issued by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
Certificate of Naturalization (Form N-550 or N-570)
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Transportation Security Administration (TSA) ID Card
Department of Homeland Security trusted traveler cards (Global Entry, NEXUS, SENTRI)
National ID card (only if you live outside of the US)
Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD-12) Personal Identity Verification card

Secondary Documents

ID.me secondary documents include:

US health insurance card
Social security card
US birth certificate
School documents (ID with photograph, school record, report card)
US voter registration card
US citizen ID card (Form I-197)
Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty (DD214)
National Guard Report of Separation and Record of Service (NGB Form 22)
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Certificate of Birth Abroad (FS-545)
Certification of Report of Birth (DS-1350)
Consular Report of Birth Abroad (FS-240)

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Canadian Indian and Northern Affairs card
US Coast Guard merchant mariner card

After your video call with ID.me, you need to finish your unemployment application. Log in to UI Online and return to your application. UI Online will take you to the ID.me login page. Log in to allow ID.me to share your identity information with the EDD.
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