New York Release from Active Duty is a program that allows members of the United States Armed Forces to be released from active duty if they are stationed in New York State. This program is designed to allow members of the military to return home to their families and communities while still being able to serve in the military. There are three different types of Release from Active Duty in New York State: the Regular Release, the Emergency Release, and the Extreme Financial Hardship Release. The Regular Release is available to members of the military who have served for at least 180 days of active duty and are stationed in New York State. This type of release allows members to return home while still being able to serve in the military. The Emergency Release is available to members of the military who have been stationed in New York State for at least 90 days and have an emergency or family situation that requires their immediate attention. This type of release allows members to return home and take care of the situation without having to be absent from duty for a long period of time. The Extreme Financial Hardship Release is available to members of the military who have been stationed in New York State for at least 180 days and are facing extreme financial hardship. This type of release allows members to return home and take care of their financial situation without having to be absent from duty for a long period of time.