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Fill Form CIV-GP-124-i with AINotice of Motion (NYC Civil Court)

Add the summons and complaint, the affidavit, the court’s hearing assignment and your notes. Fyllyo fills the Notice of Motion on your Mac. Anything it can’t confirm is left for you, with the reason.

Official page from the NYC Civil Court.

Page 1 of Form CIV-GP-124 as Fyllyo filled it for a test client in a recorded run.
Page 1 of Form CIV-GP-124, as Fyllyo filled it for a test client

Where AI form filling goes wrong on Form CIV-GP-124

Most of the Notice of Motion is copying the caption, a few dates and the relief from the case papers. The trouble starts where the papers hold several versions of the answer: two Parts, a cancelled hearing date, an informal summary of the relief, a letter from the other side. These are the common places AI tools and autofill get it wrong. What the form requires is for the New York State Unified Court System to say. Follow its instructions. NYC Civil Court official page for Form CIV-GP-124.

The caption Part and the hearing Part

The form has two Part blanks: the one in the caption and the one where the motion is heard. Case papers often show both, and software can put the same number in each, or swap them.

A hearing date that was changed

Courts reissue hearing assignments. The cancelled slip and the corrected one sit side by side in the file, and software can take the first date, Part and room it finds.

Many dates, one return date

Motion papers carry many dates: when the affidavit was drafted, signed and sworn, when the notice was dated, when the fee was paid and when the judgment was entered. Software can take the wrong one, or put a full year into a box printed after “20”.

The relief requested, as written

The order a motion asks for is spelled out in the affidavit, and notes often summarize it informally. Software can paraphrase it, shorten it, or copy the casual version.

The wrong number in the index box

Collection cases carry many numbers: the account number, the law firm’s file number, payment references, calendar and receipt numbers. Software can put any of them in the index box.

The other side’s lawyer in the From line

The file holds a letter from the opposing lawyer with its own sender block, and the summons carries the person’s old address. Software can sign the notice from the wrong side, or from an address that’s no longer good.

Eight days or sixteen days

The form offers two service-notice paragraphs. Software can mark one by counting days between dates, or mark both.

How Fyllyo takes care of them

With a test client and seven documents (the corrected hearing assignment, the summons and complaint, the affidavit in support, the original calendar slip, preparation notes, a letter from opposing counsel and the fee receipt), Fyllyo filled 21 fields in 13 seconds. Each answer shows the lines it came from.

Fyllyo's review of a test Notice of Motion: the order requested, copied word for word from the affidavit in support, shown with the line it came from.
  • The caption Part and the hearing Part. Reads the caption’s Part from the filed papers and the hearing Part from the court’s assignment. In the test, those were 34 and 52.
  • A hearing date that was changed. Reads the hearing date, time, Part and room from the assignment in force, never one the court replaced.
  • Many dates, one return date. Takes the sworn date from the affidavit’s jurat and the notice date where it’s named as such. It writes the month as a word and two digits after the printed “20”.
  • The relief requested, as written. Copies the relief word for word from the affidavit, and fills it only when that exact text is in the documents.
  • The wrong number in the index box. Fills the index number only when it sits next to an index label in the papers.
  • The other side’s lawyer in the From line. Fills From with the person the notes name as sending this notice, at that person’s current mailing address.
  • Eight days or sixteen days. Ticks a box only when the documents say which notice was chosen, and never decides it from the dates.

How much of a Form CIV-GP-124 does Fyllyo fill?

Fyllyo can fill all 22 fields on Form CIV-GP-124 from the client’s documents. Lines the documents don’t support stay blank and are listed for you to check.

You confirm on every form

  • Plaintiff's name
  • Defendant's name

What do you give Fyllyo?

Fyllyo reads the documents you already have. These can be PDFs, scans, photos, Word files or typed notes, and you can add several at once. Fyllyo works out which document answers which line.

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What Fyllyo doesn’t do

Fyllyo doesn’t decide what to file, give legal or tax advice, or submit Form CIV-GP-124 for you. Use the NYC Civil Court’s official page for Form CIV-GP-124 and your professional judgement. Fyllyo does the reading and the typing.

What if a document is a scan or a photo?

Fyllyo reads scans and photos as well as PDFs, Word files and typed notes. Clear, readable copies give the best results, and every answer on Form CIV-GP-124 still shows the line it came from.

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