New York City Marshal No. 11

Official DOI Resources

The New York City Department of Investigation oversees and regulates New York City Marshals.

Official information regarding New York City Marshal duties, money judgment enforcement, evictions and related procedures is available via the links below.

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The resources below are published by the New York City Department of Investigation (DOI), the City agency that oversees and regulates New York City Marshals. They are provided here as official references.

DOI Judgment FAQ

The Department of Investigation’s Judgment FAQ provides official information regarding money judgments, income executions, property executions, poundage and related enforcement procedures.

Visitors seeking additional information regarding money judgment enforcement may find this resource helpful.

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DOI Eviction FAQ

The Department of Investigation’s Eviction FAQ provides official information regarding eviction procedures, legal possessions and other frequently asked questions involving marshal-authorized evictions.

Visitors seeking additional information regarding evictions or legal possessions may find this resource helpful.

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NYC Marshals Handbook

The NYC Marshals Handbook contains information regarding the duties, responsibilities and regulatory requirements applicable to New York City Marshals.

Visitors seeking additional information regarding the role of a New York City Marshal may find this resource helpful.

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