A New York Request for Certificate of Claims and Appearances/Certificate of No Exceptions is a document issued by the New York State Unified Court System that certifies that all claims and appearances in a given case have been satisfied or that there are no exceptions to any of the claims. It is typically issued by the court clerk at the end of a case or upon request from a party to the case. There are two types of New York Request for Certificate of Claims and Appearances/Certificate of No Exceptions: one for civil cases and one for criminal cases. The civil request form must be completed by the court clerk and is usually used to certify that the court has received payment of all fees, costs, and penalties associated with the case, including those associated with any judgments or orders. The criminal request form is used to certify that all claims and appearances in a criminal case have been satisfied and that there are no exceptions to any of the claims. Both forms require a signature from the court clerk and any parties to the case who request them.