N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 22 § 1000.17
When the appellant seeks the assignment of counsel to prosecute an appeal, the entry of initial information for electronic filing pursuant to section 1245.3(a) of this Title shall not be required until the court issues an order with respect to an application for the assignment of counsel. Where the court issues an order assigning counsel, the entry of initial information, to the extent not previously accomplished, shall be completed within 14 days of the date of the order. Where an application for the assignment of counsel is denied, the appellant shall be deemed exempt from e-filing and the matter shall be perfected in hard copy, unless the appellant chooses to voluntarily participate in e-filing pursuant to section 1245.4(d) of this Title or engages counsel to prosecute the appeal who is not an exempt attorney.
Where the appellant engages counsel to prosecute an appeal who is not an exempt attorney, the entry of initial information for electronic filing pursuant to section 1245.3(a) of this Title, to the extent not previously accomplished, shall be completed within 14 days of the date upon which appellate counsel was engaged.
Except as otherwise provided, no submission will be accepted in a case subject to mandatory e-filing prior to the entry of initial information and service of notification of the docket number pursuant to section 1245.3 of this Title.
The record on an e-filed criminal appeal shall include an appendix as described in section 1000.7(d) of this Part.
Unless the filing is deemed incomplete pursuant to paragraph (4) of this subdivision or for other reason, a criminal appeal shall be deemed perfected at the time the appendix and appellant's brief are electronically filed.
When a digital copy of the transcripts upon which the appeal is based is available, the appellant is encouraged to e-file that digital transcript.
Hard copies of the appendix, appellant's brief, and the transcripts upon which the appeal is based must be filed with the clerk within two business days of receipt by the appellant of email notification that the clerk has reviewed and approved the electronic filing required in paragraph (2) of this subdivision. With respect to criminal appeals in which permission to proceed as a poor person has been granted, the appellant shall submit one hard copy each of the appendix and transcripts, and an original and five hard copies of appellant's brief. The filing of hard copies shall otherwise be as set forth in section 1245.6(a) of this Title. A failure to file such additional hard copies of documents shall cause the filing to be deemed incomplete.
With respect to a family court appeal, service of notification of the appellate docket number, as required in section 1245.3(b) of this Title, must be made upon both respondent's counsel and respondent individually. Where the court has issued an order assigning counsel to prosecute an appeal, such that an appellate docket number has previously been received by counsel for the appellant, service of notification of the appellate docket number shall be made within seven days of the date upon which counsel completes the entry of initial information for electronic filing pursuant to section 1245.3(a) of this Title.
The record on an e-filed family court appeal shall include an appendix that contains, in the following order: the description of the action required by CPLR 5531; a copy of the notice of appeal with proof of service and filing; a copy of the order or judgment appealed from and any relevant intermediate orders; all motion papers, affidavits and, to the extent practicable, written and photographic exhibits relevant and necessary to the determination of the appeal; a copy of any prior order entered by the trial court affecting the appeal, including but not limited to an order that grants a stay; and, pursuant to section 1250.7(g) of this Title, the stipulation of the parties or their attorneys to the correctness of the record, the order settling the record, the certificate of the appellant's attorney pursuant to CPLR 2105, or the certificate of the proper clerk.
Unless the filing is deemed incomplete pursuant to paragraph (4) of this subdivision or for other reason, a family court appeal shall be deemed perfected at the time the appendix and appellant's brief are electronically filed.
When a digital copy of the transcripts upon which the appeal is based is available, the appellant is encouraged to e-file that digital transcript.
Hard copies of the appendix, appellant's brief, and the transcripts upon which the appeal is based must be filed with the clerk within two business days of receipt by the appellant of email notification that the clerk has reviewed and approved the electronic filing required in paragraph (3) of this subdivision. With respect to family court appeals in which permission to proceed as a poor person has been granted, the appellant shall submit one hard copy each of the appendix and transcripts, and an original and five hard copies of appellant's brief. The filing of hard copies shall otherwise be as set forth in section 1245.6(a) of this Title. A failure to file such additional hard copies of documents shall cause the filing to be deemed incomplete.
N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 22 § 1000.17