10-05-2012 02:10 PM
Hey All,
I have a NYS tax lein/judgement that was filed against me by the state of New York in Decemeber of 2008 and was satisfied in August of 2009.
Does anybody have any idea on how to go about getting it removed from my reports I tried back in 2009 to get it removed by showin that it was satisfied bu that didnt do much for me.
I know the IRS has forms 12277 nad 4235 which are used in some way or another for removing a lien from the pubic records, does the state of New York have a similar form to get a lien removed?
Thanks in advance for any help.
10-17-2012 01:25 PM
Hello all,
I am having the same issue as 770 man. I have 3 NYS Tax lien on my report which have been paid off. I have been doing research and found that NYS might be doing the same as the Feds to allow the withdrawal of liens http://open.nysenate.gov/legislation/bill/S7134-20
10-17-2012 01:33 PM
10-17-2012 01:49 PM
Newhorizon - That's a great update. Thank you! I'll be keeping an eye on this as well. I have one on my CR from Georgia but am happy to see that some states are following the lead of the IRS on this.
10-17-2012 03:27 PM
10-18-2012 06:13 AM
@ Moving_on_up My pleasure.
@770man I have been searching all over the internet for an update on this bill but have had no luck. After looking at other bills handled by the INVESTIGATIONS AND GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS COMMITTEE it seems as bills take way over a year to be reviewed. I would reach out to senator Adams.Maybe if enough people request an update he will provide an update.
After spending a few weeks reading the threads here, it seems that a lien can only be vacated if there was an error in the way you were served or the lien was posted in error. I could be wrong but maybe someone more knowledgeable can provide input
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Email address: eadams@senate.state.ny.us

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