Know what the notice is telling you
NYC property tax, water and sewer charges, and other assessments can involve different notices and procedures. The NYC Department of Finance provides current lien-sale information and eligibility resources. Levkovich Law can review your notice and discuss the legal issues, including any related collection or foreclosure papers. Program availability and deadlines must be checked against current official information.
What to have ready
- The complete notice, its issuing agency or lienholder, and its mailing date.
- Your property borough, block and lot information, and the charges listed.
- Any payment agreement, exemption correspondence, or related court papers.
You do not need to upload documents to make an initial request. Keep Social Security numbers and loan account numbers out of your request.
Does a notice mean I have already lost my property?
A notice is not the same as a completed transfer of your property. What it means depends on the type of notice and the stage of the process. Review the actual document and any deadline with the firm; do not assume that a payment discussion suspends a legal deadline.
Official information
NYC Department of Finance — Property lien sales
Official resources are general information. The notices, dates, and facts in your matter may affect what steps are available.