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Missing an OATH hearing is an automatic default — up to the full fine amount.
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See itECB · Detection engine
ECB is where NYC violations become fines. Use the ECB ticket finder to pull every open NOV and OATH hearing tied to your address — then keep monitoring so the next one never lands without warning.
Live scan
Every few minutes
210K+
2024 volume
~15 min
Alert latency
The problem
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Missing an OATH hearing is an automatic default — up to the full fine amount.
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Fines escalate 2–5× when left unpaid past 30 days.
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NOVs move between agencies (DOB, FDNY, DEP) but all converge at OATH.
What we detect
Our detection engine fuses filings, inspection outcomes, complaint routing, and derivative signals into one feed. Public records are one input among many — never the ceiling.
210K+
ECB notices issued citywide in 2024
Classes & fines
ECB violations escalate in tiers. Every alert we send includes class, fine exposure, cure window, and the exact source record — no digging required.
Severity
Class & description
Our handling
Class 1 — Hazardous
Highest penalty tier. Hearing mandatory.
Class 2 — Major
Significant fine. Can often be mitigated at OATH.
Class 3 — Lesser
Lower fine. Often settled via cure by mail.
Typical fine range · $100 – $25,000+
Check a specific address →The workflow
Paste any NYC address. Our engine auto-resolves to BIN & BBL, backfills prior ECB history, and flags every open item on day one.
Signal fusion across every ECB source runs continuously. New filings, inspection outcomes, and derivative indicators are caught within minutes.
Email, WhatsApp, Slack, SMS — per-building and per-severity. Your super sees heat complaints; your counsel sees Class 1s and OATH dates.
Address-level search
A NYC ECB ticket finder needs to do three things fast: pull every open Notice of Violation (from DOB, FDNY, DEP, or any other issuing agency), surface the OATH hearing date attached to each ticket, and flag any default judgment that has already crystallized. Our OATH ECB ticket finder does all three in one query.
Beyond the one-time ECB violation lookup, monitoring is what keeps you out of default territory. Missing an OATH hearing is an automatic default — up to the full fine. Real-time alerts catch every new NOV and every hearing date the moment they hit the ECB system, with calendar invites routed to the person who needs to show up.
Common questions
Paste a NYC address. The ECB ticket finder resolves it to a BIN, then queries every Notice of Violation across DOB, FDNY, DEP, Sanitation, and Health that converged at the OATH/ECB system. You get a single feed: ticket number, issuing agency, hearing date, fine exposure, and current status.
Yes. Every open NOV in our OATH ECB ticket finder includes the scheduled hearing date, the hearing officer, and a calendar export. If a hearing is rescheduled, you receive a real-time alert.
A missed hearing converts to an automatic default — typically the full fine amount. The ECB violation lookup will surface the default judgment within hours of it being entered, and the alert tells you whether you are still inside the motion-to-reopen window.
The OATH website lets you search one ticket at a time. Our ECB ticket finder NYC pulls every ticket tied to your building automatically, including tickets issued by other agencies that routed to ECB — DOB, FDNY, DEP, DOH, Sanitation. One address, every NOV.
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