The New York Notice of Arbitration Award is a document issued by a court or other authorized body that outlines the results of an arbitration of a dispute. It is issued to the parties involved in the arbitration, and includes details such as the names of the parties, the amount of the award, and any other terms or conditions that were agreed upon during the arbitration. The Notice of Arbitration Award is an important document for both the parties involved in the dispute, as it establishes the legal framework for any further proceedings that may be necessary to enforce the award. There are two types of New York Notice of Arbitration Award: Final Award and Interim Award. A Final Award is a binding decision that is issued after the arbitrator has heard all evidence and arguments from both sides. An Interim Award is a provisional decision that is issued by the arbitrator during the course of the arbitration and can be revised or overturned when the Final Award is issued.