N.Y. LIE Law § 249-B
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Certificate or transcript of discharge of lien
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§ 249-b. Certificate or transcript of discharge of lien. The recording\nofficer shall upon request issue a certificate or transcript of a\ncertificate of discharge of a criminal bail surety bond lien on file in\nhis office on the following or substantially similar form, and the fee\nto be paid to the recording officer for such certificate or transcript\nof discharge shall be fifty cents, except that this fee shall not apply\nto state or county officers as related in section two hundred forty-nine\nof the lien law. The certificate or transcript form shall be\nsubstantially in the following form:\nNo. ......\nSTATE OF NEW YORK, )\n ) ss:\nCOUNTY OF.......... )\n I, ................. Register of the county of ............ DO HEREBY\nCERTIFY, that a certain Criminal Bail Bond Lien No. ........ dated this\n...... day of ......... 19...., made by ............ Sureties, to the\nPeople of the State of New York as a lien against Real Property, located\nin Sections, ........ Blocks ........, known as No. ............\nStreet/Avenue, in the County of ............., as bail in the amount of\n........... Dollars, and signed by .................. District Attorney\nof the County of ................ and filed in my office on the\n...... day of ........... 19..., IS DISCHARGED OF RECORD IN THIS OFFICE.\n Given under my hand and Official Seal, this ..... day of\n.................... 19....,\n .................................. Register.\n .................................. Dep'y Register.\n
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