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Tribune-Epaper-122916-Opt.Pdf Vol. 46, No. 52, Dec. 29, 2016 - Jan. 4, 2017 • queenstribune.com Person2016 YearOf The Queens Library President And CEO Dennis Walcott: The Next Chapter Of The Queens Library Photo by Bruce Adler by Photo Page 2 Tribune Dec. 29, 2016 - Jan. 4, 2017 • www.queenstribune.com LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE SKYWEN LLC. Art. of Org. Office located in Queens Art. Of Org. filed with the copy of your Answer or, if based upon the County in COURT. Dated: Bay Shore, filed with the SSNY on County. SSNY has been des- Sect’y of State of NY (SSNY) the Complaint is not served which the mortgaged prem- New York January 29, 2015 09/16/16. Office: Queens ignated for service of process. on 02/03/16. Office in with this Summons, to serve ises is situated. HSBC Bank FRENKEL, LAMBERT, WEISS, County. SSNY designated as SSNY shall mail copy of any Queens County. SSNY has a Notice of Appearance on USA, National Association, WEISMAN & GORDON, LLP agent of the LLC upon whom process served against the been designated as agent the attorneys for the plaintiff as Trustee, in trust for the BY: Todd Falasco Attorneys process against it may be LLC to: the LLC, 225-31 114th of the LLC upon whom within twenty (20) days after registered holders of ACE Se- for Plaintiff 53 Gibson Street served. SSNY shall mail copy Avenue, Cambria Heights, process against it may be service of this Summons, ex- curities Corp., Home Equity Bay Shore, New York 11706 of process to the LLC, 8337 St. NY 11411. Purpose: Any law- served. SSNY shall mail pro- clusive of the day of service; Loan Trust, Series 2006-NC3, (631) 969-3100 Our File No.: James Ave, Apt 1G, Elmhurst, ful activity or purpose. cess to the LLC, 6770 75th or within thirty (30) days after Asset Backed Pass-Through 01-054897-FO l TO: Enrique NY 11373. Purpose: Any law- ________________________ Street #2 Middle Village, NY service is complete if this Certificates Plaintiff, -against- 0. Spencer 138-30 95th Ave ful purpose. Yuying Realty LLC Arts of 11379. Purpose: Any lawful Summons is not personally Enrique O. Spencer, The Jamaica, NY 11435-0000 ________________________ Org filed with NY Sec of purpose delivered to you within the unknown assignee of the and/or 39-21 108th Street, 6905 DITMARS BLVD., LLC. State (SSNY) on 8/22/16. ________________________ State of New York; or within subject subordinate mort- Corona, NY 11368 Roberto Art. of Org. filed with the Office: Queens County. Notice of Qualification of sixty (60) days if it is the gagee, New Century Mort- E. Tolentino 39-21 108th SSNY on 10/21/16. Office: SSNY designated as agent PARTSLINQ INTERNATION- United States of America. In gage Corporation, Workers’ Street, Corona, NY 11368 Queens County. SSNY des- of LLC upon whom process AL, LLC. App. for Auth. filed case of your failure to appear Compensation Board of New The unknown assignee of ignated as agent of the LLC may be served. SSNY shall with Secy. of State of NY or answer, judgment will be York State, New York City En- the subject subordinate mort- upon whom process against mail process to: 6015 255th (SSNY) on 10/26/16. Office taken against you by default vironmental Control Board, gagee, New Century Mort- it may be served. SSNY shall St, Little Neck, NY 11362. location: Queens County. for the relief demanded in New York City Parking Viola- gage Corporation, Workers’ mail copy of process to the General Purposes. LLC formed in Delaware the Complaint. NOTICE YOU tions Bureau, New York City Compensation Board of New LLC, c/o Andreas Zoitas, ________________________ (DE) on 5/27/16. SSNY ARE IN DANGER OF LOS- Transit Adjudication Bureau, York State New York City 5665 Broadway, Bronx, NY RENZO GRACIE BAYSIDE designated as agent of LLC ING YOUR HOME If you do Roberto E. Tolentino, United Environmental Control Board 10463. Purpose: Any lawful LLC Art. Of Org. Filed Sec. upon whom process against not respond to this summons States of America, New York New York City Parking Viola- purpose. of State of NY 10/25/2016. it may be served. SSNY shall and complaint by serving a State Department of Taxation tions Bureau New York City ________________________ Off. Loc.: Queens Co. SSNY mail process to: Chia Lin copy of the answer on the and Finance and “JOHN DOE Transit Adjudication Bureau Notice of formation of 17 designated as agent upon Tsai, 5619A 175th Pl., Fresh attorney for the mortgage #1” through “JOHN DOE United States of America Plus Planning, LLC. Articles of whom process against it may Meadows, NY 11365. DE company who filed this fore- #10”, the last ten names be- New York State Department Org. filed with the Secretary be served. SSNY to mail copy address of LLC: c/o Corpora- closure proceeding against ing fictitious and unknown of Taxation and Finance of State of New York (SSNY) of process to The LLC, 2419 tion Services Company, 2711 you and filing the answer with to the plaintiff, the person ________________________ on 9/20/2016. Office located Crotona Avenue, Bronx, NY Centerville Road, Ste. 400, the court, a default judgment or parties intended being in Queens County. SSNY has 10458. Purpose: Any lawful Wilmington, DE 19808. Arts. may be entered and you can the persons or parties, if any, 1187 HALSEY LLC Arts of been designated for service act or activity. of Org. filed with DE Secy. of lose your home. Speak to an having or claiming an interest Org filed with NY Sec of of process. SSNY shall mail ________________________ State, 401 Federal St., Ste. 4, attorney or go to the court in or lien upon the Mort- State (SSNY) on 11/4/16. Of- copy of any process served Notice of Formation of 620 Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: where your case is pending gage premises described in fice: Queens County. SSNY against the LLC to the Reg- Grandview Avenue LLC. Arts. any lawful activity. for further information on the Complaint, Defendants. designated as agent of LLC istered Agent: United States of Org. filed with Secy. of State ________________________ how to answer the summons TO THE ABOVE NAMED upon whom process may Corporation Agents, Inc., of NY (SSNY) on 10/20/16. Of- SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- and protect your property. DEFENDANT(S): YOU ARE be served. SSNY shall mail 7014 13th Avenue, Suite fice location: Queens County. MONS SUPREME COURT Sending a payment to your HEREBY SUMMONED to process to: 251-14 Van Zandt 202, Brooklyn, NY 11228, SSNY designated as agent OF THE STATE OF NEW mortgage company will not answer the Complaint in Ave, Little Neck, NY 11362. Purpose: Any lawful activity of LLC upon whom process YORK COUNTY OF QUEENS stop this foreclosure action. this action and to serve a General Purposes. or purpose. against it may be served. SSNY Index No. 3524/2014 Filed YOU MUST RESPOND BY copy of your Answer or, if ________________________ ________________________ shall mail process to: The LLC, 11/14/16 Plaintiff designates SERVING A COPY OF THE the Complaint is not served Notice of formation of HJ2 Notice of Formation of 2031 Linden St., Ridgewood, Queens County as the place ANSWER ON THE ATTOR- with this Summons, to serve FUN, LLC. Articles of Or- 15702 45TH AVE LLC Arts NY 11385. Purpose: any law- of trial. Venue is based upon NEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF a Notice of Appearance on ganization filed with the of Org. filed with Secretary ful activity. the County in which the (MORTGAGE COMPANY) the attorneys for the plaintiff Secretary of State of New of State of NY. (“SSNY”) ________________________ mortgaged premises is situ- AND FILING THE ANSWER within twenty (20) days after York SSNY on 08/24/2016. on 7/20/2016. Office loca- Notice of Qualification of ated. WVMF Funding, LLC WITH THE COURT. Dated: service of this Summons, ex- Office located in Queens. tion: Queens County. SSNY SPG JFK III LLC. Authority Plaintiff, -against- Scott Gor- Bay Shore, New York Janu- clusive of the day of service; SSNY has been designated designated as agent of LLC filed with NY Dept. of State don as Administrator for the ary 21, 2016 FRENKEL, or within thirty (30) days after for service of process. SSNY upon whom process against on 11/1/16. Office location: Estate of Irleen Scott, Irleen LAMBERT, WEISS, WEIS- service is complete if this shall mail copy of any process it may be served. SSNY shall Queens County. Princ. bus. Scott’s respective heirs-at- MAN & GORDON, LLP By: Summons is not personally served against the LLC 29-24 mail copy of process to: 4918 addr.: 100 Front St., Suite 350, law, next-of-kin, distributees, Pamela Flink Attorneys for delivered to you within the 202ND STREET, BAYSIDE, NY PARSONS BLVD. FLUSHING, Conshohocken, PA 19428. executors, administrators, Plaintiff 53 Gibson Street State of New York; or within 11360. Purpose: any lawful NEW YORK, 11355 Purpose: LLC formed in DE on 9/22/16. trustees, devisees, legatees, Bay Shore, New York 11706 sixty (60) days if it is the purpose. any lawful activity. NY Sec. of State designated assignees, lienors, creditors, (631) 969-3100 Our File No.: United States of America. In ________________________ ________________________ agent of LLC upon whom pro- and successors in interest 01-070057-FOO TO: Scott case of your failure to appear ARGERTIAN REAL ESTATE L A Electrical LLC, a domestic cess against it may be served and generally all persons Gordon as Administrator or answer, judgment will be DEALS LLC, filed with the LLC, filed with the SSNY on and shall mail process to: CT having or claiming under, by for the Estate of Irleen Scott taken against you by default SSNY on 6/12/2014.
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