New York Notification of Failure to Respond to Summary Judgment Motion is a formal document that is used to notify a defendant that they have failed to respond to a summary judgment motion. This document is typically used in New York civil cases when a defendant fails to respond to a summary judgment motion within the required time frame. The Notification of Failure to Respond to Summary Judgment Motion must be served upon the defendant and filed with the court. It is important that the document includes the name and address of the defendant, the date of the summary judgment motion, the date the defendant was served with the motion, and the court where the motion was filed. There are two types of New York Notification of Failure to Respond to Summary Judgment Motion: 1. The Default Judgment Notice: This type of notice is used when the defendant has failed to respond to the summary judgment motion within the required time frame, and the court has entered a default judgment against them. 2. The Notice of Motion to Vacate Default Judgment: This type of notice is used when the defendant wishes to vacate the default judgment that has been entered against them. The defendant must provide a reasonable excuse for why they failed to respond to the summary judgment motion within the required time frame.