DIY Form Programs are free and easy-to-use computer programs that ask you questions. The program then uses your answers to prepare a form for your case or to make an information sheet to help you at court.
Available DIY Form Programs
This program will ask you questions and make papers that help you tell a Judge why you missed your court date or didn’t answer a petition in a New York City nonpayment or holdover case.
The papers ask the Judge to let you come back to court. You should not use the program if there is a default judgment against you.
This program asks you questions and makes a Notice of Termination or a Notice of Petition and Petition to start a court case to make your roommate leave the home that you share.
This program asks you questions and makes a New York City “nonpayment petition” or "rent demand" to start a case against a tenant. The petition is ready to print, serve and file in the landlord-tenant clerk’s office.
This program will help small property owners prepare a New York City licensee holdover notice of petition and petition or a licensee 10-day notice to quit.
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About DIY Forms
Who Can Use These Programs?
You can use DIY Forms if:
- you're a court user and you don't have a lawyer;
- you're a legal services provider;
- you're a pro bono lawyer. Pro bono lawyers filing a DIY Form must submit this pro bono affirmation.
- you're from a low-bono (reduced fee) program. You must submit a low-bono affirmation with the filing.
Commercial use is prohibited and no one may charge for using these programs. When you begin the program, you will be asked to accept these terms of use.
Computer Requirements
In order to use DIY Form programs, make sure you have the following:
- Attached printer
Help Using DIY Forms
See Frequently Asked Questions for help using DIY Form programs.