The complete open record for one license, prepared from DOB records. Order one file per license record.
| Open summonses | Every open ECB summons on the license record. |
|---|---|
| Deadlines in order | The deadline attached to each summons, set out in the order it falls due. |
| Correction packs | A correction pack for each summons that can be certified. |
| Amnesty screen | The record screened against the Debt Demolisher amnesty, which waives penalties and interest on eligible summonses. |
The Debt Demolisher amnesty window closes January 10, 2027.
| Ready in | 48 hours |
|---|---|
| What firms charge for this work | $250 to $350 per violation |
This is the first page of a real Open-Violation File. Only the firm's name and license number are withheld; the figures are the firm's own.
| Open ECB summonses under the license | 11 |
|---|---|
| Total balance due | $34,740 |
| Amount paid to date | $0 |
| Class 1 (immediately hazardous) summonses | 5 |
| Summonses in default | 9 |
| Summonses decided in violation after hearing | 2 |
| Certificates of Correction filed | 0 of 11 |
Paying a DOB summons does not close it. A summons closes only when the penalty track is resolved, paid, dismissed at OATH, or settled, and a Certificate of Correction has been filed in DOB NOW: Safety and approved by the Department of Buildings' Administrative Enforcement Unit.
Sample page from a compiled Open-Violation File. Prepared October 21, 2026, from DOB license records and DOB ECB violation records. The firm's name and license number are withheld; the figures are the firm's own.
Sample deadline board from the same compiled Open-Violation File. Prepared October 21, 2026, from DOB license records and DOB ECB violation records. The firm's name and license number are withheld; the dates are the record's own.
Five of the summonses on the sample record above are Class 1, and none has a Certificate of Correction on file. Under the Department of Buildings' Certificate of Correction rules, a Class 1 summons at a construction site, other than a 1 to 4 family home, that is not corrected and certified can draw an additional $5,000 civil penalty per summons, with re-inspections every 60 days.
One license record: every open ECB summons on it, each summons's deadline in the order it falls due, a correction pack for each summons that can be certified, and a screen of the record against the Debt Demolisher amnesty.
$399 flat per license record, ready in 48 hours. Firms charge $250 to $350 per violation for this work; the file covers the whole record at one flat price.
Every file is prepared from the Department of Buildings' own violation and license records.
No. The file is preparation: it puts the record in order and assembles the correction packs. A summons closes when its penalty track is resolved and a Certificate of Correction is approved by the Department of Buildings. OATH and DOB decide.
No. Paying resolves the penalty track only. The summons stays open until a Certificate of Correction is filed in DOB NOW: Safety and approved. Paying a summons does not close it explains the two tracks.
Where the record stands against the Debt Demolisher terms before the window closes on January 10, 2027: which summonses group as defaulted, which as heard and in violation, and which exclusions may apply. The screen is not a promise of eligibility or savings; the judgment record decides.
Order one file per license record. Each file covers the open summonses tied to that record.
We prepare the file. OATH and DOB decide. No outcome is promised.