NYC ECB VIOLATION

A NYC ECB Violation, in the unfortunate event that you are cited with one, is best handled by a NYC Expeditor. The NYC ECB Violation means that you have in one way or another violated a local ordinance or law.  It is necessary for you to respond and probably correct the problem.  Also, there is usually a penalty associated with a NYC ECB Violation.  If you admit fault, you are acknowledging that what you are accused of is true, and there will be instructions on your NYC ECB Violation that will explain how to take care of it.  A NYC Expeditor will tell you that in most cases, you will have to appear at an ECB Hearing to deal with the NYC ECB Violation.

NYC ECB Violation Has A NYC Expeditor To Represent You

However, if you believe that the NYC ECB Violation states things that you feel did not break the law or ordinance, or you aren’t the person responsible for paying or correcting the problem, then you should contest your NYC ECB Violation.  Sometimes you can do this either online, by hearing through mail, or by appearing at an ECB Hearing and stating your case.  This ECB Hearing will give you the opportunity to explain why the NYC ECB Violation should be dismissed.  You may have a representative appear at the hearing for you. At NYC ECB Violation we have a service where a NYC Expeditor will attend as your representative. So, if you receive an NYC ECB Violation how should you respond? 

If you wish to do it by mail, your ticket will contain information on how to respond.  You can gather any evidence that supports your case and send it along with your NYC ECB Violation.  You can also go to the ECB Website to obtain more information about a hearing by mail.  If you plan on pleading your case online, there is an e-form made available to you that allows you to make a statement in your defense, as well as include up to three files supporting your defense.  The total file size cannot exceed more than 3 MB.  You may also speak with a judge over the phone with certain NYC ECB Violations.  There is more information available to you on their website to learn how to schedule a hearing by phone. 

The most basic way of responding to an NYC ECB Violation is by appearing at an NYC ECB Violation Hearing.  Sometimes it is good to have A NYC Expeditor at your side, or representing at a live hearing. At the ECB Hearing, you are given the chance to present your defense and any evidence supporting your case to the NYC Environmental Control Board. Presiding over the ECB Hearing will probably be an Administrative Law Judge.  There will more than likely be a representative from the NYC Buildings Department present that issued the NYC ECB Violation.  This will not necessarily be the person who was responsible for writing the NYC ECB Violation.  With most cases, an Administrative Law Judge will determine if your case needs to be heard in person.  In either event, the Environmental Control Board, referred to as the ECB, will inform you of this decision. 

Our NYC Expeditor reminds you that it’s important to be aware that after 45 days a judgment will be ruled against you if you have made no prior arrangements for dealing with the NYC ECB Violation.  If this happens, you may still be able to request another date for an NYC ECB Violation hearing.  This is done on a case by case basis.  You may dial 311 on your phone if you are in New York to reach customer service to get more guidance.  If your NYC ECB Violations hearing is rescheduled and you miss it for any reason, you will not be given another chance for an appearance and there will be a judgment issued against you.

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We Specialize in Queens ECB Violations

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718 839 6178

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718 839 6178

NYC ECB Violation

220-02 Jamaica Ave

Office Unit 5G

Queens Village, NY 11428