New York Form of Order Lifting Automatic Stay After Default Under Conditional Order is a court document issued by a judge to lift the automatic stay after a debtor defaults on a conditional order. It is usually used when a debtor has failed to comply with certain conditions of the conditional order. The order lifting the automatic stay allows creditors to resume collection activities against the debtor. There are two types of New York Form of Order Lifting Automatic Stay After Default Under Conditional Order. The first type is the Order Lifting Stay After Default Under Conditional Order with a Proof of Service. This document is used when a debtor has failed to respond to the court after receiving a conditional order and requires a proof of service of the order. The second type is the Order Lifting Stay After Default Under Conditional Order with Notice to Debtor. This document is used when the debtor has received a conditional order and has failed to comply with the terms, and the court has issued a notice to the debtor to comply or face the consequences.