The New York Affirmation of Non-Expiration of Statute of Limitations is a document filed in New York courts to extend the statute of limitations for a particular case. This document allows a claimant to bring suit despite the expiration of the statute of limitations, provided that certain conditions are met. The two types of New York Affirmation of Non-Expiration of Statute of Limitations are: 1. New York Affirmation of Non-Expiration of Statute of Limitations — Continuous: This type of affirmation is used when the statute of limitations has not yet expired. The claimant must affirm that he or she did not “knowingly” abandon the claim, that the statute of limitations has not expired, and that the action is brought within the applicable time period. 2. New York Affirmation of Non-Expiration of Statute of Limitations — Discontinuous: This type of affirmation is used when the statute of limitations has expired. The claimant must affirm that he or she did not “knowingly” abandon the claim, that the statute of limitations has expired, and that the action is brought within the applicable time period. In both cases, the claimant must also affirm that the cause of action has not been released, discharged, satisfied, or barred by any other legal process. The New York Affirmation of Non-Expiration of Statute of Limitations serves as an extension of the statute of limitations, allowing the claimant to bring suit even after the expiration of the time period.