The New York Form Complaint For Appeal of A Decision By The Commissioner of Social Security is a legal document used to appeal a decision made by the Commissioner of Social Security. The form is used by applicants and/or recipients of Social Security benefits who wish to appeal decisions made by the Commissioner regarding their eligibility, amount of benefits, or other administrative matters related to Social Security benefits. The form includes sections for filling in personal information, legal information, the decision being appealed, and arguments in support of the appeal. The New York Form Complaint For Appeal of A Decision By The Commissioner of Social Security comes in two formats: the “standard” form and the “expedited” form. The standard form is used in most cases and generally takes longer for the Commissioner to process. The expedited form is used when the applicant or recipient has an urgent need for a decision, and the Commissioner must make a decision within 60 days of receipt of the form. Once the form has been submitted, the Commissioner has 60 days to review the case and make a decision on the appeal. If the Commissioner does not make a decision within the 60-day period, the applicant or recipient may request a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge or request an extension of the 60-day period.