The New York Arbitrator Assessment Form is a document created by the New York State Unified Court System to evaluate the qualifications of an individual applying to become an arbitrator. The form is used to assess a potential arbitrator's ability to handle the responsibilities of an arbitrator and to determine if they have the necessary skills and background for the job. The form includes questions about the applicant's experience, education, training, and professional references. It also includes questions related to the prospective arbitrator's knowledge of the rules of arbitration and the law in New York. There are two types of New York Arbitrator Assessment Form: one for individuals and one for organizations. The individual form is used to assess the qualifications of an individual who is applying to serve as an arbitrator. The organizational form is used to evaluate the qualifications of an organization that is applying to serve as an arbitrator.