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- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-j · Interception of unemployment insurance benefits
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-k · Procedures relating to acknowledgments of parentage, agreements to support, and genetic tests
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-m · Agreement relating to information obtained by the state directory of new hires
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-n · Review and cost of living adjustment of support orders
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-o · Data matches with financial institutions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-p · Authority to issue subpoenas
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-q · Voiding of fraudulent transfers of income or property
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-r · Requirement to respond to requests for information
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-s · Access to information contained in government and private records
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-t · Authority to secure assets
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-u · Liens
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-v · Confidentiality, integrity, and security of information
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-y · Spousal support; crediting of overpayments of tax to past-due support
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 111-z · Spousal and child support; crediting of overpayments of tax to past-due support
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 112 · Local personnel training
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 113 · Participation in research and demonstration projects
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 114 · Special state reimbursement
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 115 · Training and utilization of volunteers
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 116 · Chief executive officers of local welfare departments; qualifications; appointment and removal; term
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 117 · State residence
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 118 · Qualification on residence
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 118-c · Family court cases; state charges
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 121 · Removal of persons to another state or country
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 122 · Noncitizens
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131 · Assistance, care and services to be given
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-a · Monthly grants and allowances of public assistance
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-aa · Monthly statistical reports
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-aaa · Availability of adverse childhood experiences services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-b · Fees for services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-bb · Family homelessness and eviction prevention supplement program
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-c · Inclusion of parents and siblings of a minor in the public assistance household
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-d · Substance abuse rehabilitative and preventive services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-e · Family planning services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-f · Retroactive social security benefit increases
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-g · Authority to accept public and private gifts
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-h · Authority to operate family homes for adults
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-i · Social services districts; agreements
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-i*2 · Family loan program
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-j · Certain utility deposits
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-k · Undocumented noncitizens
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-l · Exclusion of agent orange benefits
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-m · Information on resource referral services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-n · Exemption of income and resources
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-o · Personal allowances accounts
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-p · Group health insurance benefits; condition of eligibility
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-q · Electronic payment file transfer system pilot project
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-r · Liability for reimbursement of public assistance benefits
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-s · Payments made for utility service for recipients of public assistance benefits, supplemental security income benefits or additional state...
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-ss · Automated identification of OTDA assistance program participants
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-t · Periodic reporting
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-u · Domestic violence services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-v · Temporary emergency shelter
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-w · Limitations in the payment of rent arrears
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-x · Reverse mortgage loans
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-z · Child assistance program
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 131-zz · Child poverty reduction
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 132 · Investigation of applications
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 132-a · Children born out of wedlock; special provisions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 133 · Temporary preinvestigation emergency needs assistance or care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 133-a · Contracts for distribution of public assistance grants
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 134 · Supervision
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 134-a · Conduct of investigation
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 134-b · Front end detection system
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 134-c · Requirement to publicly post information
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 135 · Cooperation of public welfare officials
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 136 · Protection of public welfare records
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 136-a · Information from state tax commission and the comptroller
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 137 · Exemption from levy and execution
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 137-a · Exemption of earnings of recipients from assignment, income execution and installment payment order
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 138-a · Responsibility of the department for recipients in family care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 139-a · Special provisions to avoid abuse of assistance and care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 141 · Burial of the dead
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 142 · Exclusiveness of eligibility requirements
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 142-a · Federal economic opportunity act grants or payments; effect on eligibility for certain public assistance or care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 142-b · Federal manpower development training act and elementary and secondary education act grants or payments; effect on eligibility for certai...
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 143 · Information to be given by employers of labor to social services officials, the department, family court and the state department of ment...
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 143-a · Information to be given to public welfare officials by retail instalment sellers, small loan companies and sales finance companies
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 143-b · Avoidance of abuses in connection with rent checks
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 143-c · Avoidance of abuses in connection with rent security deposits
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 144 · Power of public welfare officials and service officers to administer oaths; power of public welfare officials to subpoena persons liable ...
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 144-a · Information to be given to officials of the department and of social services districts
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 145 · Penalties
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 145-a · Judgment liens
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 145-b · False statements; actions for treble damages
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 145-c · Sanctions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 146 · Penalty for the sale or exchange of assistance supplies
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 147 · Misuse of food stamps, food stamp program coupons, authorization cards and electronic access devices
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 148 · Penalty for unlawfully bringing a needy person into a public welfare district
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 149 · Penalty for bringing a needy person into the state
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 150 · Penalty for neglect to report or for making false report
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 151 · Penalties for cashing public assistance checks or accepting electronic benefit transfers from public assistance recipients
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 152 · Payments to the New York public welfare association; attendance at conventions of public welfare officials
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 152-a · Burial reserves for certain recipients of public assistance or care from assigned assets
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 152-b · Surplus after recovery of cost of public assistance and care; unclaimed funds
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 152-c · Menstrual products
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 152-d · Replacement of stolen public assistance
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 153 · Reimbursement and advances by the state
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 153-a · Reimbursement for services to social services districts
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 153-b · Reimbursement for services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 153-f · State reimbursement of home energy grant expenses