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If the local office cannot resolve the issue, you can contact the NYCHA borough management office for assistance. You can also make a complaint about other tenants as well as NYCHA workers. Contact a NYCHA Borough Management Office. Call 311 or 212-NEW-YORK (212-639-9675) for help.
Every month, Chair Greg Russ will respond to questions from staff on topics like operations, the future of the agency, and how we're overcoming everyday challenges. Have a question for Chair Russ about NYCHA? Send it to AsktheChair@nycha.nyc and check back here to see if it was selected to be answered.
If the local office cannot resolve the issue, you can contact the NYCHA borough management office for assistance. You can also make a complaint about other tenants as well as NYCHA workers. Contact a NYCHA Borough Management Office. Call 311 or 212-NEW-YORK (212-639-9675) for help.
In New York, contractor licensing is often managed at the local level. Start by contacting the New York Secretary of State's office or your local licensing authority to verify the contractor's license. Some areas may have a state license board where you can perform a business search.
Public housing residents can call the Customer Contact Center at 718-707-7771 to report emergencies and schedule routine maintenance repairs in their apartments and developments.
To find your LLC number, refer to your EIN confirmation letter, business tax returns, or contact the IRS. If your LLC number is compromised, immediately contact the IRS and monitor financial accounts for fraudulent activity. Applying for an EIN can be done online, by fax, mail, or phone for international applicants.
A business license number is different from your employer identification number (EIN). Your business license number (sometimes called a company license number) can be found on your business license and is part of what allows you to legally operate.
New York doesn't have a general business license at the state level, so there are no fees there. However, your business may need a state-level occupational license or municipal-level license or permit to operate.
Your business license number (sometimes called a company license number) can be found on your business license and is part of what allows you to legally operate. Your EIN (also called a tax ID) is a different number that the IRS uses to identify your business.
