New York Instructions & Forms for a Motion for Reinstatement for Violation of Judiciary Law section 468-a is a set of documents and instructions for lawyers and parties seeking to reinstate a suspended law license. The documents provide instructions for filing a motion in court in order to seek reinstatement of a law license that has been suspended for a violation of Judiciary Law section 468-a. The documents include information on the requirements for filing the motion, the procedure to be followed, and a form to complete. The main types of New York Instructions & Forms for a Motion for Reinstatement for Violation of Judiciary Law section 468-a are: 1. Motion for Reinstatement: This document provides instructions on how to file a motion to reinstate a suspended law license. The document includes information on the requirements for filing the motion, the procedure to be followed, and a form to complete. 2. Verified Statement of Facts and Circumstances: This document requires the applicant to provide a verified statement of facts and circumstances to support the motion for reinstatement. 3. Affidavit in Support of Motion for Reinstatement: This document requires the applicant to provide an affidavit in support of their motion for reinstatement. 4. Order to Show Cause: This document requires the applicant to appear before the court and show cause why their motion for reinstatement should be granted. 5. Order Granting Reinstatement: This document is issued by the court upon granting the motion for reinstatement.
New York Instructions & Forms for a Motion for Reinstatement for Violation of Judiciary Law section 468-a
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Form IT-201, Resident Income Tax Return.
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