New York Supreme Court, Suffolk County Filing Timing and Cure Windows
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Filing deadlines
Each party must upload its hearing exhibits to NYSCEF under the “Exhibit” document type at least five days before the hearing.
If a hearing is requested, each party must upload their exhibits to NYSCEF under the document type “Exhibit” at least five (5) days before the hearing date.
- Deadline
- 10 working days
The hearing calendar and Court notices must be uploaded to NYSCEF at least 10 working days before the hearing.
Pursuant to the Uniform Rules for Trial Courts [22 NYCRR §202.58(e)(4)], the calendar of cases to be considered by the Court, and any notices from the Court, will be uploaded to NYSCEF at least ten (10) working days prior to the date of the hearing.
- Deadline
- 2 business days
Rebuttal exhibits must be uploaded to NYSCEF at least two business days before the hearing.
Any rebuttal exhibits must be uploaded two (2) business days before the hearing date.
The petitioner must upload all written stipulations or settlements to NYSCEF at least two days before the scheduled court date.
All parties are bound by written stipulation, and the petitioner is responsible for uploading stipulations or settlements to NYSCEF at least two (2) days prior to the scheduled court date.
- Deadline
- 5 business days
Parties must upload all exhibits and other documents intended for presentation at the hearing to NYSCEF at least five business days before the hearing.
To allow sufficient time for review, parties must upload all exhibits and other documents to be presented at the hearing to NYSCEF at least five (5) business days before the hearing date.
- Deadline
- 1 business days
Further rebuttal documents must be uploaded to NYSCEF at least one business day before the hearing.
Further rebuttals must be uploaded one (1) business day prior to the hearing date.
- Deadline
- 7 business days
Either party must email the SCAR Department at SUFF-SCAR@nycourts.gov to request a hearing at least seven business days before the scheduled hearing date.
Either side must notify the Court of the need for a hearing by e-mailing such a request to the SCAR Department at SUFF-SCAR@nycourts.gov at least seven (7) business days prior to the date the matter is scheduled to be heard by a judicial officer.
What filing deadlines apply to exhibits filings in New York Supreme Court, Suffolk County?
Each party must upload its hearing exhibits to NYSCEF under the “Exhibit” document type at least five days before the hearing.
What filing deadlines does New York Supreme Court, Suffolk County set?
The hearing calendar and Court notices must be uploaded to NYSCEF at least 10 working days before the hearing.
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What filing deadlines apply to rebuttal exhibits filings in New York Supreme Court, Suffolk County?
Rebuttal exhibits must be uploaded to NYSCEF at least two business days before the hearing.
What filing deadlines apply to stipulation and settlement filings in New York Supreme Court, Suffolk County?
The petitioner must upload all written stipulations or settlements to NYSCEF at least two days before the scheduled court date.
What filing deadlines apply to exhibits and other hearing documents filings in New York Supreme Court, Suffolk County?
Parties must upload all exhibits and other documents intended for presentation at the hearing to NYSCEF at least five business days before the hearing.
What filing deadlines apply to further rebuttals filings in New York Supreme Court, Suffolk County?
Further rebuttal documents must be uploaded to NYSCEF at least one business day before the hearing.
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