New York · 40 forms
New York Orders of Protection Forms
Family offense petitions, orders of protection and extreme risk protection orders.
40 statewide
Statewide forms
From the New York State Unified Court System- UCS-FC8Petition - Family OffenseFamily offense petition under Family Court Act §§812, 818 and 821 by which a person asks the Family Court for an order of protection against a family or household member, describing the incidents and the relief wanted.Fillable
- GF-5bAffirmation in Support of Issuance of Family Court Temporary Order of Protection (Individual Complainant/Petitioner)Affirmation by a petitioner asking a local criminal court to issue a Family Court temporary order of protection when the Family Court is not in session.
- UCS-6343Amend or Vacate Extreme Risk Protection OrderApplication by the respondent to a Supreme Court extreme risk protection order (ERPO) asking the court to amend or vacate the order under CPLR §6343(6), giving the respondent's contact details and the reasons for the request.Fillable
- UCS-6343Return Weapons to Lawful OwnerApplication under CPLR §6343(5)(b) by the lawful owner of firearms, rifles or shotguns surrendered under an extreme risk protection order against someone else, asking the Supreme Court to return them.Fillable
- 8-3Notice to the District AttorneyNotice under Family Court Act §813 to the county District Attorney that a family offense petition has been filed in Family Court, with the date of the hearing.
- 8-4Order of Transfer for Criminal ProsecutionFamily Court order under Family Court Act §813 transferring a family offense matter to a criminal court for prosecution.
- 8-5Order of Disposition - Family OffenseFamily Court order of fact-finding and disposition under Family Court Act §§841, 842 and 842-a in a family offense case, stating the findings and the disposition, such as an order of protection.
- 8-6Order - Firearms Licenses and SurrendersFamily Court order and notice to law enforcement under Family Court Act §842-a suspending or revoking a respondent's firearms license and directing the surrender of firearms in a family offense case.
- 8-6aFirearms Search and Seizure OrderOrder under Family Court Act §842-a directing police to search for and seize the firearms of a respondent who is subject to an order of protection and prohibited from possessing them.
- 8-7Family Offense - Order of DismissalFamily Court order under Family Court Act §841(a) dismissing a family offense petition, for example because the petitioner withdrew it, failed to appear or did not prove the allegations.
- GF-5Temporary Order of Protection (Family Court)Temporary order of protection issued by the Family Court, with or without the respondent present, in a support, paternity, custody, family offense or child protective case, listing what the respondent must and must not do.
- GF-5aOrder of Protection (Family Court)Order of protection issued by the Family Court in a support, paternity, custody, family offense or child protective case, listing the conditions the respondent must obey and how long the order lasts.
- GF-5c (CRIM-4)Affirmation in Support of Issuance of Family Court Temporary Order of Protection (Peace or Police Officer, Agency, or Designated Person)Affirmation by a peace or police officer, agency or designated person asking for a Family Court temporary order of protection on someone's behalf when the Family Court is not in session.
- GF-5d (CRIM-5; SC-3)Affirmation in Support of Modification of Family Court Temporary Order of Protection or Order of ProtectionAffirmation asking a local criminal court to modify a Family Court order of protection or temporary order of protection while the Family Court is not in session.
- GF-5eAffirmation in Support of Entry of Out-of-State Order of Protection or Temporary Order of Protection onto Statewide Registry of Orders of ProtectionAffirmation asking a New York court to enter an out-of-state order of protection or temporary order of protection onto the statewide registry of orders of protection so it can be enforced.
- GF-6Temporary Order of Protection (Person in Need of Supervision or Juvenile Delinquency)Temporary order of protection issued by the Family Court in a juvenile delinquency or person in need of supervision (PINS) case under Family Court Act §§304.2 and 740, listing the conditions the respondent must obey.
- GF-6aOrder of Protection (Person in Need of Supervision or Juvenile Delinquency)Order of protection issued by the Family Court in a person in need of supervision (PINS) or juvenile delinquency case under Family Court Act §§352.3 and 759, listing the conditions the respondent must obey.
- GF-7Summons - Violation of Order of ProtectionFamily Court summons directing a respondent to appear on a petition alleging violation of an order of protection, warning that failure to appear may lead to arrest.
- GF-8Petition - Violation of Order of ProtectionPetition alleging that a respondent violated an order of protection issued by the Family Court, asking the court to find a violation and impose penalties, which may include jail.
- GF-10Notice of Motion -Extension or Modification of Order of ProtectionNotice of motion in Family Court asking to extend or modify an order of protection issued in a family offense, custody, support, child protective or other proceeding under the Family Court Act.
- GF-10aAffirmation in Support of Motion - Extension or Modification of Order of ProtectionAffirmation in support of a motion asking the Family Court to extend or modify an order of protection issued in a proceeding under the Family Court Act.
- GF-21Address Confidentiality AffirmationAffirmation asking the Family Court to keep a party's or child's address and other identifying information confidential because disclosing it would put their health or safety at risk.Fillable
- GF-21aAddress Confidentiality Order - OrderFamily Court order directing that a party's or child's address and other identifying information be kept confidential and not disclosed in the proceeding.
- GF-43Petition for Voter Registration ConfidentialityPetition under Election Law §5-508 by a victim of domestic violence asking the Family Court to order that the petitioner's voter registration record be kept confidential.
- GF-44Order on Petition for Voter Registration ConfidentialityFamily Court order under Election Law §5-508 deciding a petition by a victim of domestic violence to keep the petitioner's voter registration record confidential.
- RET-1Application for Return of Firearms Defendant/Respondent (RET-1/A)Application under CPL §530.14(5)(b) by a defendant or respondent against whom an order of protection was issued, asking the court to return firearms, rifles or shotguns that were surrendered or seized.Fillable
- RET-2Application for Return of Firearms, Rifles or Shotguns Surrendered or Seized Pursuant to a Criminal or Family Order of Protection (RET-2/A)Application under CPL §530.14(5)(d) by the lawful owner of firearms, rifles or shotguns surrendered or seized because of an order of protection against someone else, asking the court to return them.Fillable
- RET-3Application for Return of Weapons Seized by Police Responding to a Reported Family Offense (RET-3/A)Application under CPL §140.10(6)(c) by a person suspected or arrested in a reported family offense, asking the court to return weapons or licenses the police seized when responding to the report.Fillable
- RET-4Application for Return of Weapons Seized by Police Responding to a Reported Family Offense (RET-4/A)Application under CPL §140.10(6)(d) by the lawful owner of weapons or licenses seized by police responding to a reported family offense, when the owner was neither a suspect nor arrested, asking the court to return them.Fillable
- SC-1Temporary Order of Protection (Supreme Court)Temporary order of protection issued by the Supreme Court in a matrimonial action under Domestic Relations Law §§240 and 252, listing what the restrained party must and must not do while it is in effect.Fillable
- SC-2Order of Protection (Supreme Court)Order of protection issued by the Supreme Court in a matrimonial action under Domestic Relations Law §§240 and 252, listing the conditions the restrained party must obey and how long the order lasts.Fillable
- SC-3Firearms Seizure Order (Supreme Court)Supreme Court order in a matrimonial action under Domestic Relations Law §§240 and 252 directing police to search for and seize the firearms of a party subject to an order of protection.
- UCS-6341Temporary Extreme Risk Protection OrderApplication under CPLR §6341 by a police officer, district attorney, family member or other eligible petitioner asking the Supreme Court for a temporary extreme risk protection order barring a person likely to cause harm from having firearms.Fillable
- UCS-6345Renewal of Extreme Risk Protection OrderApplication under CPLR §6345 by the petitioner asking the Supreme Court to renew an extreme risk protection order (ERPO) before it expires, stating why the respondent still poses a risk.Fillable
- UCS-6346Return Weapons to RespondentApplication under CPLR §6346(2) by the respondent to an extreme risk protection order asking the Supreme Court to return firearms, rifles or shotguns after the order expired or was vacated.Fillable
- Application for an Order to Terminate or Sever Lease (Criminal)Application in a criminal court under CPL Article 530 and Real Property Law §227-c by a tenant protected by an order of protection, asking the court to terminate the lease or sever the tenant from it.
- Order of Protection/Family Offense (Criminal Courts)Order of protection issued by a criminal court in a family offense case under CPL §530.12, directing the defendant to stay away from or refrain from harming the protected persons.Fillable
- Order of Protection/Non-Family Offense (Criminal Courts)Order of protection issued by a criminal court under CPL §530.13 in a case not involving a family offense, directing the defendant to stay away from or refrain from harming the protected persons.Fillable
- Order to Terminate or Sever Lease (Criminal)Criminal court order under CPL Article 530 and Real Property Law §227-c terminating a protected tenant's lease or severing the tenant from a lease shared with the person the order of protection is against.
- Temporary Orders of Protection: Instructions Form LetterInstructions explaining what each checked box on a criminal court temporary order of protection means, such as staying away from the protected person or surrendering firearms. It is a guide and is not filed.
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