Relates to false statements in documents submitted to the department of buildings of the city of New York

This bill requires architects and engineers to have their professional credentials verified by New York State before submitting building documents to NYC's Department of Buildings. It mandates that the Department checks submissions against state education records to confirm qualifications and match contact information. The law adds penalties for knowingly submitting false statements or falsified documents, allowing officials to refuse applications after a hearing. These changes directly affect licensed professionals who submit construction plans, aiming to improve document accuracy and accountability in building approvals.