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The document is a Stop Payment Affidavit from the NYC Department of Finance, Treasury Division, used to request a stop payment on a check related to Cash Bail. It outlines the necessary steps for the Surety to complete the form, including providing identification and certifying that they did not receive the check. The document also includes sections for applicant information, bail information, and certification by a notary public.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Cash Bail Stop Payment Affidavit in the editor.
In Section I, provide your name and address as the Surety/Payee. Ensure you print your last and first names clearly, followed by your current address, including apartment number, city, state, and zip code.
Enter your phone number and email address in the designated fields to ensure proper communication regarding your request.
In Section II, print the name of the defendant and include any relevant Docket, Indictment, or Treasury Receipt numbers as required.
Proceed to Section III for certification. Sign the affidavit confirming that you did not receive the check and that all information provided is accurate. This section must be notarized.
Finally, gather a valid government-issued ID or two forms of identification as specified in the instructions before submitting your completed affidavit.

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How to refund cash bond?

The accused or their legal representative must file a motion for the release of the cash bond, and the court will issue an order for the bonds return, subject to the courts findings regarding compliance with bail conditions.

How do I get my bail money back in NY?

For all the changes that have been made to the 2020 bail reform law since it went into effect, much of the law remains the same. Money bail is still not permitted for most misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies, though additional carveouts have been made for people who have been rearrested after being released.

How to get bail money back in NY?

The Department of Finance holds the cash bail funds until the court closes the case and issues a court order to refund the cash bail. You do not have to do anything to receive a cash bail refund. We then mail the cash bail refund to the surety at the address on the cash bail receipt within two weeks.

How do I check the status of my bail settlement claim in NYC?

To check the status of your claim, please call the Settlement Administrator at 833-472-1994.

Do you get bail money back if charges are dropped?

Yes, if the charges are dropped and the case is dismissed, you should get any cash bond you posted returned.

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