New York Laws
Article 3 - Jurisdiction and Service, Appearance and Choice of Court
306-D - Additional Mailing of Notice in an Action Arising Out of a Consumer Credit Transaction.

(b) The face of the envelope shall be addressed to the defendant at
the address at which process was served, and shall contain the
defendant's name, address (including apartment number) and zip code. The
face of the envelope also shall state the appropriate clerk's office as
its return address.
(c) The clerk promptly shall mail to the defendant the envelope
containing the additional notice set forth in subdivision (a) of this
section. No default judgment based on the defendant's failure to answer
shall be entered unless there has been compliance with this section, and
at least twenty days have elapsed from the date of mailing by the clerk.
No default judgment based on the defendant's failure to answer shall be

entered if the additional notice is returned to the court as
undeliverable. Receipt of the additional notice by the defendant does
not confer jurisdiction on the court in the absence of proper service of
process.
(d) The chief administrative judge shall issue a Spanish translation
of the notice in subdivision (a) of this section and shall maintain and
publish the URL address for the web page containing consumer resources
for unrepresented litigants.

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