The New York Foreclosure Addendum (840F) is an official document used in the state of New York for foreclosure proceedings. It outlines the legal requirements and terms that must be met by a homeowner facing foreclosure. The addendum contains language that clearly defines the rights and responsibilities of both the lender and the borrower, as well as providing information on the foreclosure process and foreclosure-related costs. There are two types of New York Foreclosure Addendum (840F): the Residential Foreclosure Addendum (840F-R) and the Commercial Foreclosure Addendum (840F-C). The Residential Foreclosure Addendum (840F-R) is used for residential foreclosure proceedings, while the Commercial Foreclosure Addendum (840F-C) is used for commercial foreclosure proceedings. The addenda contain language that informs the parties involved of their rights and responsibilities under New York foreclosure law. They also provide information on the foreclosure process, including the timeline for filing a Notice of Default and details on any foreclosure-related costs that may be charged to the borrower.