Kings County Clerk

The divorce papers are for someone else.

Kings County Supreme Court - 360 Adams St - you can ask the County Clerk Room 189

Go to 125 worth st

360 Adams St, Room 189, Window 5 or 6. Bring your index number and photo ID. They will not release documents to you unless you were a party to the action. This of course, assumes that you got divorced in Kings County. You can only get copies of divorce papers in the actual county that you filed for it. Sorry, if this seems obvious, but at least half the people that show up looking for there divorce papers were actually divorced in some other county or state and expect Brooklyn to have records of it.

Everyone I spoke to at the office was kind and courteous.

Yes you have to go to the county clerk office on the basement floor.

Confirm that the Notary that has signed your document is qualified in Kings County...this info should be stated on their stamp/seal. If they are, go to 360 Adams St, it's easier to go to the side entrance by the parking lot. Tell the Court Officer at the entrance that you need a notary authentication, room 189, window 6, and you will be assisted. The fee for each document is $3 cash, exact change only at this time. The public is not being allowed inside, but you will helped at the door.

Can I get a disposition letter for a job

Room 122C, get the necessary forms. Fill them out and being them back in. If they're kids involved, hire a lawyer.

Terrell Ellis

Most of the filings for a LLC are done at the state level, not the county. I suppose Legalzoom might be a good place to start, but I highly recommend acquiring the services of a lawyer. I know several that will take care of everything for less than $2k. Out of curiosity, how is this a question about the Kings County Clerk?

Check with the Department of Health in New York County.

Since you were born at St. Vincent's hospital in Manhattan, you probably have to go to the New York County Clerk's office in lower Manhattan near Chambers Street.

10th floor 360 Adams st Brooklyn

Look up online & research, " The Dept. of Finance. " That is where folks pay their property taxes. All copies of Deed info is included at ACRIS search section. The location is in Downtown Brooklyn @ Joralemon St. near Court Street.

You must file a lawsuit in the borough where the dispute took place. Only file at the King's County Clerk office if this dispute took place in Brooklyn.

Explain what an apostille is exactly.

You would need to call the dept of health on Worth Street in Manhattan. You can google to get the phone number.

Idk. Go there and ask the officer outside of the courthouse

141 worth street new york ny

Cash check and or Money oder exact cost

Should be open but you have to wait outside do to covid-19 they come outside to process paperwork

Go to the side entrance of the court with your driver's license and index number for your case if you have it.. They open 9am they will come outside and ask what you want.. Just tell them you want howevr many certified copies of the JOD

You can obtain copies of NYC death certificates online using the link below https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/services/death-certificates.page

Call 311 so they can tell you where to send it.

County court, but call 311 for nore information

No, you probably have to do it on line. Call 311 to see if you can do it in person or online

I'm not sure about that , call 311 for that information

They are open on a limited basis, as they don't let people inside. I was requesting some documents and I had to wait outside.

City clerk deals with marriage certificates. 210 Joralemon St. Marriage records Also....I believe unless it's your marriage, you wouldn't be able to get a copy but double check

We wouldn't have that. Check with bank that financed car

There are no walk ins.you can request that package by mail only

Only by mail

No

You can't, at least not here. Also, be more specific, do you mean vacant as in an empty lot? That could be done through the assessors office. You would just search by tax class code ex V0-V9.

If he was born in the city it should be at 125 worth st NY ny.. Health and hospitals

You have to go to,-125- worth street on the first floor.

just need documentation page showing closings fees and commission need to established cost basis sale was 20 years ago realtor dead

It usually takes a week for the paperwork to be processed but if you purchase the index number at 9:00am and your paperwork is all in order you should get it on the same day.

No waiting period. Just come on in and go to window 6. Make sure to bring ID and cash figure about $9 per copy depending on how many pages the decree is.

A certified copy of a final judgment of divorce is only available to one of the parties with proper identification or one bearing a notorized letter from an attorney of record.

I'm sure you would need some form of photo ID. But, I am certain you cannot get a marriage license at the Clerk's office. You need the building across the street at 210 Joralemon St, 2nd Floor.

Not here, land records is across the street at 210, Joralemon St, 2nd floor.

210 Joralemon 2nd Floor 8:30 to 4:30 (Marriage Bureau)

Yes you need to ask the County Clerk in Kings County Rm 189 - Phone 347-404-9772

You can order any certificate including marriage through www.vitalchek.com

You can look online if the index is an E-File case at https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/nyscef/CaseSearch - if you do not have a case number you can go to the Kings County Clerk lower lever Room 189

Yep can go to any newspaper office or send an email. It is best to do it in the county where you posting the notice from a local newspaper - Try the Brooklyn Daily Eagle - www.brooklyneagle.com

You would have to go to Room 189 The Kings County Clerk. They will direct you to obtaining your certificate for a name change.

Usually the notary seal is authentication

You have to go to The NYC Dept of Mental Health and Hygiene on 125 Worth St.

Very carefully!!

Room 189 window 2 is where you would file it. The fee is $110 and cash or check only. They don't actually give you the form there. That you have to get from across the street. There is a candy stand in the lobby of 26 or 16 Court St. He sells the form and provides a notary service. Only a couple of bucks.

You can go to the County Clerk room 189 - You will need a index number or you name on the documents

Window 9 can issue a fail to find for Kings County

Daily is BK Daily Eagle. Weekly has a rotation of about 30.

You need to go to the County Clerk at Kings County Supreme Court - Room 189 Lower Level they have image records dating back to any year you have for your request.

Kings county clerk record room

No

The city register. 210 joralemon st . 2nd floor

You can go to the Kings County Clerk Room 189 they have separate workstations with image records aged 30 years or longer

You can go to the Kings County Clerk Room 189 (Window 9)

They wouldn't provide u with a letter . You can write one yourself and have it notarized. Room 189.

You can go to the County Clerk's office Rm 189 in the Lower Level and go to one of the computer terminals - all documents are now imaged - if you have an index number it will be easier to find

Go to 360 adams st bkyn 11201 rm189 and speak to Gary or Tim window #11

You have to ask the County Clerk at Kings County if there is an index number and if an expired notary public exist. You have to go in person to request this.

Yes you need to go to Kings County Supreme Court. They are at the lower level but ask the Court Officer what day and time they are open

You have to go to the Kings County Supreme Court - Matrimonial Dept. in person or have an attorney represent you. Divorce Papers are confidential and not released to the public.

Nope, contact the Secretary of State in the State in which you incorporated. Only LLCs and DBA has anything to do with the county clerk.

Yes it depends but not expensive most notaries are always available next to the NYC Courts or your neighborhood

You can go to the Kings County Clerks Office and request the cancelation letter and they will direct you to the right department but you may have to check the DOT first if they sent anything to Kings County Clerk

It depends on the publication, size of listing, duration, etc. You'd have to inquire directly to the newspaper advert. dept

You can obtain it in person at the NYC Dept board of Health or online

You can use the title of the property to transfer to the LLC but not the mortgage you would need to discuss it with the current holder of the mortgage to allow you to do so. So you can use the form but only for the title

You can go to the County Clerk and go to Information

Try to make up with your spouse. Till death do you path.

You will have to go to Kings County Supreme Court - Matrimonial Court to obtain the decree. You can ask the County Clerk Room 189

Ken is wrong, there are no land records filed in the Kings County Clerk's office. All land records are filed across the street at 210 Joralemon St. 2nd floor in the Registers office. You can also obtain a copy of your deed online. Just Google "ACRIS" and it will be the first result. The search by address etc.

Unfortunately, Kings would have 0 to do with obtaining a copy. Start by contacting wherever it was filed to see if they have a mail procedure to obtain a copy. If a no go, ask the PR cons/emb.

You have to go to the NYC Board of Health to obtain it you can order it online, by mail or in person

You may need to Matrimonial and ask.

You can go the the County Clerk at Kings County Supreme Court at the lowel level. They will be able to ask your question about a business certificate

You have to go to Surrogates Court at Kings County Supreme Court located at the Lobby area. They will let you know if anyone has filed paperwork for her estate

Come in person

It really depends on what kind of case it is. If it was a Supreme Civil Case then it would be available in the Clerk's off, if it was a surrogates case it would be in surrogates records (doesn't take long at all, everything is kept on site so you don't have to order the file. If it was a Lower Civil court case then yeah you have to go to Civil Court on Livingston street and they do have to order old cases and can take 3 months. If it was a criminal matter, the you'd have to go to criminal court etc...

You have to go to the NYC Board of Health to obtain birth certificates

You can go to Surrogate's Administration on the Lobby Section they can help you with information and paperwork to fill out for your grandmother's estate

You have to go to the Supreme Court Kings County - County Clerk - 360 Adams St, Downtown Brooklyn

Try Criminal Court on Willoughby. No criminal records kept in the county clerk's office.

You can go to Kings County Supreme Court and ask The County Clerk for the index number. If you already have the index you can look at one of their terminals containing the documents.

Come in person

At least 6 months

This depends on what kind of document you need to authenticate. [Kings Co. Clerk's Office can certify a notary signature from notary qualified in Kings Co.] Getting apostille differs for where a document was issued and the authority that issued it, if you want to do it yourself. But since this may involve knowing what research is required, traveling to the proper offices, and determining whether the document is qualified to receive apostille, it may be better to call on services of a professional apostille services agency, for which look up "Apostille Services Agency."

Its a busy street so it hard finding parking around that area

Go to the basement and ask. Have the date of the violation and the block and lot of the property in question.

You need to go to the matrimonial where your divorce was filed. if you have the index number you should have no problem.

Go onto acris.com. or nyc.gov. not too hard to navigate through. I believe if you go to NYC.gov it will lead you to acris.com anyway.

If have an Order Granting the Divorce has been issued then it's valid forever unless it gets over turned for some reason. The index number is good indefinitely, if the case is marked disposed for some reason before a judgement of divorce is issued, then you can file a motion to restore the case and proceed with the divorce.

Yes from 9 to 11 and 2 to 3

You need to have a real good excuse, like accident, sudden illness, excessive travel cost, a family death. Altho a first time offense MAY be swept under the rug, further missed jury duty can lead to a "bench warrant" for your arrest, fines up to $1,000, days in jail, community service or a combination at the discretion of the judge. Since the courts hold jury duty in high esteem, to not appear is considered comtempt of court, meaning jail. When you received jury duty info it should indicate the process for opting out of jury duty, including valid reasons for it, and to let the court know in advance. This is the safest choice.

Well if you were in title as husband and wife then you don't have to to wait at all and the administration doesn't really have a lot to do with it. In a tenancy by the entirety property immediately transfer to living spouse upon death of one of the parties. Now, assumining this is not the case and you need the letters. You shouldn't need new letters, the ones that were already issued should suffice. Unless of course there is a limitation on the letters saying that you can't sell the house or real property. I which case you'll need to get bonded and go before the judge. Takes a month or two.

Probate is 360 Adams St. Other are 210 Joralemon. Fees are likely.

How do i get a copy of my birth certificate

Room 189. Window 4

You can get a hard copy at Surrogate's Court based on the county where the person passed away. You have to go there in person and ask for either the name or file number

They actually won't give you the form there either. I don't know about online, but you can get a copy of the form across the street at 26 Court Street in the lobby there is a news stand he sells copies of the form. He is also a notary and the form needs to be notarized.

Wow, that is incredibly generic. If your talking about a DBA then this is the right place. For any LLC or incorporation filings you'll need to go elsewhere.

That'd be criminal court over on Jay St. Don't call, go in and have the index number for your case.

Not the clerk's office. Clerk's office is for divorces. If you were married in Kings County, go across the street to 220 Joralemon St. 2nd floor. They can provide a copy. Be sure to bring ID.

Room 221

No. If you're a resident of Kings County, you have to go to, 210 Joralemon St, which is located right across the street from Kings County Clerks office.

The properties in Brooklyn are auctioned one day of the week on the second floor. That day you get the information in that court room.

125 Worth Street. New York NY. Kings County Clerk doesn't keep Birth or Death records.

Not typically, they can be filed in the county clerk's office, but only for enforcement. So, if some creditor had a small claims/civil judgement in another county and wanted to enforce it here in Kings County, they'd have to file it here. If the judgement was issued in Kings small claims, they would not also need to file it with the clerk. If it was issued in Kings County, you should be able to get a copy at 141 Livingston St. That's where Kings County civil court is and i think Small Claims is there. There are almost no federal docs filed here, this is a state court, federal court is further down Court St a couple blocks.

How do I get a notary for someone else?

You dumbass, the County Clerk has absolutely nothing to do with taxes or fines.

Go to department of buildings website and type in the address and they will give you the info.