The New York Foreclosure Auction Surplus Monies Form is a legal document used to collect funds from the surplus money that is leftover after a foreclosure sale. The form is used to request the release of any funds that remain after a foreclosure sale has been completed. There are two types of New York Foreclosure Auction Surplus Monies Form: the Residential Foreclosure Auction Surplus Monies Form and the Commercial Foreclosure Auction Surplus Monies Form. The Residential Foreclosure Auction Surplus Monies Form is used to collect funds from the sale of residential property, while the Commercial Foreclosure Auction Surplus Monies Form is used to collect funds from the sale of commercial property. Both forms require the completion of various fields, such as the name and address of the borrower, the address of the property, the date of the sale, the amount of the surplus monies, and the signature of the collector. The completed form must be submitted to the court in order to receive the surplus monies.