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New York Certificate of Dissolution: what it is & how to complete it

The Certificate of Dissolution is a court document you file with the Supreme Court in your county to move your divorce forward. NY DOH-2168 vital records form filed after decree.

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Court form number
DOH-2168
What it does
Required by the NYS Department of Health to record the divorce. Must be the original DOH form (Nassau rules say photocopies are not accepted).
Official form: nycourts.gov

Mistakes to avoid on this form

Court list of common mistakes: nycourts.gov

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Do you need the Certificate of Dissolution?

Check your court’s current instructions to determine whether the Certificate of Dissolution applies to your filing path. The required forms depend on the case, including children, requested orders and local requirements.

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General information about the New York Certificate of Dissolution, not legal advice for your situation. LawCat is not a law firm. Confirm the current official form with the court before filing.