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Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings
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OATH is only holding in-person trials or hearings when requested and approved in advance. Most hearings are being conducted by telephone. Click here to learn how to respond to your summons with a remote hearing or request a hearing in person.
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OATH’s newest division provides impartial due process hearings where parents can challenge a DOE decision relating to the adequacy of the special education services offered to their child or seek tuition reimbursement for the costs of a private education that provides their child with necessary services.
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OATH and the Mayors Office of Nightlife launch MEND NYC a mediation program to address quality of life disputes between hospitality industry establishments and their neighbors.
OATH Opening Help Centers at All Hearing Division Locations
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You do not need a lawyer to represent you at OATH hearings but if you need help understanding why you received a City summons and how to respond to it, you can contact the OATH Help Center online or visit a Help Center in person. There is a Help Center at all OATH Hearings Division locations. No appointment is necessary; just walk in during regular business hours.
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Find Copies of Summonses
and Case Status Information
You can search for a summons, see a copy of the summons, and find your OATH hearing date by using the OATH Summons Finder. You can search for this information by name, address or the summons number.
Go to the Summons Finder
Note:
Summonses issued to for hire vehicles or restaurants, and summonses issued by the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection are not currently available using the Summons Finder. You can find case status information for all types of summonses using the
OATH Hearings Division Case Status Open Data Set
.
Quick Links
Contact the Help Center
Fact Sheet for Cannabis Enforcement Cases
Hearings Division Clerk's Office
Fight a Summons
Admit and Pay a Summons
Request a New Hearing after Missing a Hearing
MEND NYC Mediation Program
News
OATH Announcements and Events
OATH in the News
OATH Job Opportunities
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Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings
311
Search all NYC.gov websites
Menu
Independent and Impartial Administrative Law Court
Text-Size
Search
Learn More
OATH is only holding in-person trials or hearings when requested and approved in advance. Most hearings are being conducted by telephone. Click here to learn how to respond to your summons with a remote hearing or request a hearing in person.
Learn More
OATH’s newest division provides impartial due process hearings where parents can challenge a DOE decision relating to the adequacy of the special education services offered to their child or seek tuition reimbursement for the costs of a private education that provides their child with necessary services.
Learn More
OATH and the Mayors Office of Nightlife launch MEND NYC a mediation program to address quality of life disputes between hospitality industry establishments and their neighbors.
OATH Opening Help Centers at All Hearing Division Locations
Learn More
You do not need a lawyer to represent you at OATH hearings but if you need help understanding why you received a City summons and how to respond to it, you can contact the OATH Help Center online or visit a Help Center in person. There is a Help Center at all OATH Hearings Division locations. No appointment is necessary; just walk in during regular business hours.
Previous
Next
Find Copies of Summonses
and Case Status Information
You can search for a summons, see a copy of the summons, and find your OATH hearing date by using the OATH Summons Finder. You can search for this information by name, address or the summons number.
Go to the Summons Finder
Note:
Summonses issued to for hire vehicles or restaurants, and summonses issued by the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection are not currently available using the Summons Finder. You can find case status information for all types of summonses using the
OATH Hearings Division Case Status Open Data Set
.
Quick Links
Contact the Help Center
Fact Sheet for Cannabis Enforcement Cases
Hearings Division Clerk's Office
Fight a Summons
Admit and Pay a Summons
Request a New Hearing after Missing a Hearing
MEND NYC Mediation Program
News
OATH Announcements and Events
OATH in the News
OATH Job Opportunities
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