N.Y. RPP Law § 411
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Addresses of interested parties; notice
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§ 411. Addresses of interested parties; notice. On every paper or\ninstrument filed with the registrar there shall be indorsed the name,\nplace of residence with street number, if any, and post-office address\nof the person in whose behalf it is filed. The address may be changed\nfrom time to time, by such person filing with the registrar a written\nnotice of such change.\n
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