NYS DMV Form MV-2001. Claim and Release Form

The Claim and Release Form (Form MV-2001) is used when filing a "small claim" against the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). This form provides a means for individuals to seek compensation or resolve disputes related to specific DMV actions or incidents.

The Claim and Release Form may be utilized in situations where an individual believes they have suffered damages due to errors or negligence on the part of the DMV. By completing this form, claimants can outline the nature of their claim and request appropriate compensation or resolution.

The form consists of various sections where claimants need to provide essential details regarding their claim. These details typically include personal information, such as name, address, and contact information, as well as specific information about the incident or action leading to the claim. Additionally, the form may require a description of the damages suffered, supporting documentation, and any relevant evidence that substantiates the claim.

It is important for claimants to carefully review the instructions provided with the Claim and Release Form (MV-2001) before filling it out. These instructions will guide them on how to properly complete the form and what supplementary documents or evidence may be required.

Application Example: An individual receives a notice from the DMV indicating an erroneous suspension of their driver's license, leading to financial losses and inconvenience. The individual decides to file a claim against the DMV using form MV-2001. They carefully complete the form, providing accurate details about the incident, the damages suffered, and any supporting evidence. The completed form is then submitted to the appropriate DMV office according to the provided instructions.

Related Form: Form MV-2001.1 provides the necessary instructions for filling out the Claim and Release Form (MV-2001). It serves as a guide to understanding the requirements and procedures involved in filing a claim against the DMV.

Alternative Forms: For different types of claims or disputes with the DMV, individuals may need to use alternative forms tailored to specific circumstances. For example, Form DS-404 (Notice of Intention to Make Claim for Damages) may be used when pursuing a claim against the DMV related to property damage caused by DMV actions. These alternative forms have distinct purposes and requirements compared to the Claim and Release Form (MV-2001).