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You may search the Suffolk County Clerk’s minutes index online to determine what documents have been filed and when they were filed with the County Clerk for cases filed since April, 1984. The search tool can be accessed via the webpage here .
The New York State vehicle safety inspection program helps make sure every vehicle registered in this state meets the minimum standards for safe operation on public streets and highways. In addition, most vehicles are subject to an emissions inspection to help reduce air pollution.
Certified DEED Document. If the exact page count of a deed document is unknown and you are requesting a Certified copy, include a not to exceed check (see sample check below) for $10.00 per Certified copy requested. The total amount will be filled in on your check and a receipt will be returned to you with your order. Plain DEED Document.
All vehicles registered in New York State must get a safety inspection once a year at a DMV-licensed inspection station. Find an Inspection Station.
NYS issues an Apostille (the legalization of a document for international use), the Suffolk County Clerk will certify copies for an Apostille. Upon certification by the Suffolk County Clerk, the documents must be submitted to New York State for the Apostille.
Welcome to the New York Vehicle Inspection Program! To participate in the NYVIP3 program please follow the 3 step process below. It’s easy, all on-line and paperless. Register your facility, sign an agreement with banking information and order your equipment.
Most New York State vehicle inspections include a check of the onboard diagnostic system (OBDII). This includes a test of vehicle emissions control systems, designed to reduce air pollution and keep New York State in compliance with the Federal Clean Air Act.
