Certificate of Disposition

        certificateofdisposition

The state of New York has begun to offer a certificate of disposition. In essence, it is a one page document that describes what happened during a court case. It could provide a record of good conduct for a particular person. The document could also describe a crime that occurred during the case itself. The certificate of good conduct is available through several different locations. Look for one authorized by the state or supreme court of New York City.

It is possible to email or fax the Certificate of Disposition to the recipient. Contact information may be found online through the court's website. A description of the document is also available for the recipient. Typical practice will email copies of the document. A physical original should be mailed to the person as well. Quick turnaround is part of the documentation process. Most recipients can expect their copy to arrive within 1 week of ordering the document.

A flat fee is assessed for anyone interested in the certificate of disposition. It typically will cost $100 for the document, plus a $10 fee assessed by the court. Please bring payment directly to the court to be determined. Recipients may pay in several different ways to get their document in hand. The court is ready during posted hours to receive proper payment. A full explanation of costs is delivered to anyone in court.

Clients may expect to receive assistance from their local court. There are local law firms who understand the certificate of disposition. Spodek Law Firm P.C. is committed to serving a client's needs. They have over 36 years of experience for clients living in the New York area. They are located in downtown Manhattan, in close proximity to many New York City courts. Call the office for free, with 24/7 hours now available.