N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 22 § 205.7a - Electronic transmission of orders of protection
(a) Unless the party requesting an order of
protection or temporary order of protection states on the record that he or she
is making alternative arrangements for service or is delivering the order to
the law enforcement agency directly, the Family Court may transmit the order of
protection or temporary order of protection, together with any associated
papers to be served simultaneously, to such agency by facsimile or other
electronic means, as defined in subdivision (f) of rule 2103 of the Civil
Practice Law and Rules, so that such agency may provided expedited service in
accordance with subdivision (c) of section
153-b of the
Family Court Act and subdivision (3-a) of section
240 of
the Domestic Relations Law.
(b)
Proof of service must be provided to the court pursuant to subdivision (d) of
section
153-b of the
Family Court Act and subdivision (3-a) of section
240 of
the Domestic Relations Law. No fees may be charged by the agency for such
service. Such transmission shall constitute the filing required by section
168 of the
Family Court Act.
Notes
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