New York Motion to Extend Time to Perfect Appeal — Habeas Corpus Order is a legal document used in New York State to request an extension of time in which to perfect an appeal in a habeas corpus proceeding. The motion must include the basis for the request, a proposed new deadline, and the requestor's contact information. It is typically filed in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in the county where the appeal was initiated. There are two main types of New York Motion to Extend Time to Perfect Appeal — Habeas Corpus Order: 1. Motion to Extend Time to Perfect Appeal: This type of motion requests an extension of the time period during which an appeal may be perfected in a habeas corpus proceeding. It must include the basis for the request, a proposed new deadline, and the requestor's contact information. 2. Motion to Reopen Time to Perfect Appeal: This type of motion requests that the court reopen the time period in which an appeal may be perfected in a habeas corpus proceeding. It must include the basis for the request, a proposed new deadline, and the requestor's contact information.