New York Office of The Attorney General

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The New York Office of the Attorney General is a state agency responsible for enforcing laws and protecting the rights of New York residents. As the chief legal officer for the state, the Attorney General's office investigates and prosecutes cases involving consumer fraud, civil rights violations, and other legal matters.

Agency Accounts

New York Charity Registration Account

Access your online account via New York Attorney General's Office Online (Charities Portal).

The New York Charity Registration Account allows you to set up and manage the following information:

  • New York Charity Registration Number

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