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Domestic incident report (DIR)1 is a report that is made on receiving a complaint of domestic violence from a woman. This report can be made by either a Protection Officer or a service provider.

Need something else? You can request a copy of an auto accident report within 30 days of the accident by mail or in person. Request a collision report online. Request a recent accident report by mail.

For example, the following documents are classified as New York public records: Court records. Arrest records. Criminal records and criminal history records. Public birth records. Property records. Public death records. Public New York divorce records.

Certain records generated by the New York State Police are available to the public by filing a FOIL request. Other records, like those tied to a specific investigation, are available to certain individuals as defined by law.

Anyone can access your criminal records unless there is a court order to extract the data from New York public admission.

For all in person requests, you must call (646) 610 – 5296 and schedule an appointment.

The best way to file a complaint report is either with a police officer on the scene of the crime or at a precinct, Housing Bureau Police Service Area, or Transit Bureau District.

The most common complaint concerns excessive use of force.

– Website: nyc.gov/humanrights. – Phone: 311 or (718) 722-3131.

For all in person requests, you must call (646) 610 – 5296 and schedule an appointment.

For all in person requests, you must call (646) 610 – 5296 and schedule an appointment.

You can now request these records under the Public Records Act ("PRA") — a law that gives the public the right to see the non-confidential documents of our state and local government agencies.

Domestic incident report (DIR)1 is a report that is made on receiving a complaint of domestic violence from a woman. This report can be made by either a Protection Officer or a service provider.

Need something else? You can request a copy of an auto accident report within 30 days of the accident by mail or in person. Request a collision report online. Request a recent accident report by mail.

For example, the following documents are classified as New York public records: Court records. Arrest records. Criminal records and criminal history records. Public birth records. Property records. Public death records. Public New York divorce records.

Certain records generated by the New York State Police are available to the public by filing a FOIL request. Other records, like those tied to a specific investigation, are available to certain individuals as defined by law.

Anyone can access your criminal records unless there is a court order to extract the data from New York public admission.

For all in person requests, you must call (646) 610 – 5296 and schedule an appointment.

The best way to file a complaint report is either with a police officer on the scene of the crime or at a precinct, Housing Bureau Police Service Area, or Transit Bureau District.

The most common complaint concerns excessive use of force.

– Website: nyc.gov/humanrights. – Phone: 311 or (718) 722-3131.

For all in person requests, you must call (646) 610 – 5296 and schedule an appointment.

For all in person requests, you must call (646) 610 – 5296 and schedule an appointment.

You can now request these records under the Public Records Act ("PRA") — a law that gives the public the right to see the non-confidential documents of our state and local government agencies.