New York General Consent For Release of Personal Information is a document that allows an individual to provide permission to a third party to access their personal information such as name, address, phone number, Social Security number, and other confidential information. This document is typically used when an individual is applying for a loan, for a job, or for a government-funded program. There are two types of New York General Consent For Release of Personal Information: one for the release of personal information to a third party, and one for the release of medical information to a third party. The first type gives permission to a third party to access an individual’s personal information. The second type gives permission to a third party to access an individual’s medical information, such as medical history, health records, billing records, and insurance information. Both types of New York General Consent For Release of Personal Information must be signed by the individual granting permission, and by the third party receiving the information.