The New York Foreclosure Intake Form is a document used by lenders and lawyers to collect information from homeowners facing foreclosure. It is used to collect information about the homeowner's financial situation, including income, expenses, assets, liabilities, and other related information. The form helps lenders and lawyers determine whether the homeowner may qualify for loan modification, debt settlement, or foreclosure alternatives. There are two types of New York Foreclosure Intake Forms: the standard form and the alternative form. The standard form is used to collect basic financial information, while the alternative form is used to collect more detailed information. Both forms are required to be filled out in order for the homeowner to be considered for foreclosure relief.