The New York Notice of Pending Child Protective Proceeding (Relatives And Suitable Persons) is a document used by New York State social services agencies to provide notice to the relatives and suitable persons of a child who has been the subject of a child protective proceeding. The document informs the potential custodians of the child's status and the proposed outcome of the proceeding. It also informs them of their rights and obligations for the case. There are two types of New York Notice of Pending Child Protective Proceeding (Relatives And Suitable Persons). The first is the Emergency Pending Placement Notice which is used in cases where an emergency placement of the child is necessary. This notice must be served within 24 hours of the emergency placement. The second is the Notice of Hearing which is used in cases where the child is not in immediate danger, but a hearing is necessary to make a decision about the child's future. This notice must be served at least seven days before the hearing. Both notices include information such as the child's name, date of birth, the date of the hearing, and the social services' agency responsible for the case.