New York A07092 mandates pawnbrokers to verify the identity of individuals pawning goods, maintain records, and report new items to the sheriff.

New York A07092 amends the general business law and county law to require individuals pawning goods to present two forms of identification. Pawnbrokers must keep records of each person's identification and contact information. They must report new pawned items to the sheriff within 24 hours and cannot sell or destroy these items for 15 days. The sheriff is required to compile a list of stolen goods reported within the county. This act takes effect November 1, 2026.

New York A07092 mandates pawnbrokers to verify the identity of individuals pawning goods, maintain records, and report new items to the sheriff.

New York A07092 amends the general business law and county law to require individuals pawning goods to present two forms of identification. Pawnbrokers must keep records of each person's identification and contact information. They must report new pawned items to the sheriff within 24 hours and cannot sell or destroy these items for 15 days. The sheriff is required to compile a list of stolen goods reported within the county. This act takes effect November 1, 2026.