New York Order on Rule 2004 Application is a court order providing permission to examine the records and assets of an entity or person. It is commonly used to obtain information in order to investigate fraud or other financial crimes. The order is issued by the court and is granted to a person or entity that has a legitimate reason for obtaining the records. The three types of New York Order on Rule 2004 Application are: 1. Examination of Entity or Person: This type of order allows a third party to examine the records and assets of an entity or person in order to investigate fraud or other financial crimes. 2. Inspection of Entity or Person: This type of order allows a third party to inspect the records and assets of an entity or person in order to investigate fraud or other financial crimes. 3. Subpoena of Entity or Person: This type of order allows a third party to subpoena the records and assets of an entity or person in order to investigate fraud or other financial crimes.