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New York Sworn Statement of Removal of Barriers to Remarriage
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The Affirmation (Affidavit) of Regularity, which must be notarized if the Plaintiff is filing pro se, verifies for the court that the Defendant was properly notified of the action and how he or she has responded, if at all. If the Defendant has not responded, this affidavit moves the action along an uncontested track.
No final judgment of annulment or divorce shall be entered, notwithstanding the filing of the plaintiff's sworn statement prescribed by this section, if the clergyman or minister who has solemnized the marriage certifies, in a sworn statement, that he or she has solemnized the marriage and that, to his or her knowledge