A New York Certificate of Correction is a legal document issued by the New York Department of State in order to correct errors in previously filed documents. This document is used to make changes to documents that are already on record with the State, such as articles of incorporation, certificates of formation, and business certificates. There are two types of New York Certificate of Correction: a Certificate of Correction of Business Certificate and a Certificate of Correction of Certificate of Incorporation. The Certificate of Correction of Business Certificate is used to make changes to the information listed on the business certificate already on file with the State, such as the name of the business or its address. The Certificate of Correction of Certificate of Incorporation is used to make changes to the information listed on the previously filed articles of incorporation, such as the company’s name or the address of its principal office. The filing fee for a New York Certificate of Correction is $60.00. This fee must be paid in order to submit the document to the Department of State. Once the document is approved, the Department of State will issue a Certificate of Correction that can be used to make the changes to the original document on record.