The New York Notice of Motion For Permission To Proceed As Poor Person On Appeal is a document used by individuals who cannot afford the costs associated with filing an appeal. This document is filed with the court to request that the court waive the filing fees and other associated costs. It is typically used in cases where the appellant is financially unable to pay the filing fees. Generally, there are two types of New York Notice of Motion For Permission To Proceed As Poor Person On Appeal: in form paupers (IFP) and fee waiver. Under the IFP motion, the appellant must demonstrate that they are indigent and unable to pay the legal fees associated with the appeal. The fee waiver motion may be granted when the appellant can show that they are not indigent, but are unable to pay the required filing fee due to financial hardship. Both types of motions require the appellant to submit a financial affidavit and other documents to support their request.