The New York Order Directing Correction of SSN(s)/Other ITIN(s) — Attorneys & Pro Se Debtors (12/1/07) is an order issued by the Supreme Court of New York in order to ensure that Social Security Numbers (SSNs) and other Individual Tax Identification Numbers (ITIN's) are properly corrected on all documents filed with the court. This order applies to both attorneys and pro SE debtors. The order requires that all documents filed with the court must contain the full and correct SSN/ITIN of the party filing the document. It also requires that any incorrect or incomplete SSN/ITIN's must be corrected or completed prior to the document being accepted by the court. If the incorrect or incomplete SSN/ITIN is not corrected or completed, the document may be rejected by the court. The order also requires that attorneys and pro SE debtors must provide proof of the correct SSN/ITIN to the court either at the time of filing the document or within ten days from the time the document was filed. This proof must be in the form of a copy of the party’s Social Security Card or ITIN card. The order applies to all documents filed with the court including pleadings, motions, orders, and judgments. There are different types of New York Order Directing Correction of SSN(s)/Other ITIN(s) — Attorneys & Pro Se Debtors (12/1/07). These are the Order to Correct SSN/ITIN, the Order to Resolve Discrepancy, and the Order to Consider and Grant. Each type has its own requirements and procedures that must be followed in order to comply with the order.