The New York Conciliation Conference Request is a formal request to resolve a dispute between two or more parties in the New York area. It is often used in civil and commercial disputes, labor relations and other contractual matters. It is a form of dispute resolution that allows parties to resolve issues without going to court. The New York Conciliation Conference Request is initiated by a party to the dispute, either through a lawyer or directly with the New York State Office of Conciliation and Mediation Services (OCS). The request must include information about the parties involved in the dispute, the issue or issues at hand, and a proposed resolution. Once the request is received, OCS will assign a Conciliation Officer to mediate the dispute. The New York Conciliation Conference Request process includes a number of different types of requests: Reconciliationon Conference Request – This request is used to assess the dispute and determine if conciliation is suitable. • Conciliation ConferencRequestes— – This request is used to initiate the conciliation process. • Post-Conciliation ConferencRequestes— – This request is used to determine if the parties have reached an agreement or if further conciliation is needed. • ExtensioRequestes— – This request is used to ask for additional time to resolve the dispute. • TerminatioRequestes— – This request is used to terminate the conciliation process without reaching an agreement.