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Is this a phishing email or from NYC Department of Finance? Hello, I live in Australia, and have never been to the USA. I just got an email directly mailed to my personal gmail account from [nycserv@finance.nyc.gov](mailto:nycserv@finance.nyc.gov), which appears to be a real email address? The email states: >This is confirmation that your hearing request has been submitted to the NYC Department of Finance. Please save this information in case you have questions about the hearing request you submitted. > >Request Submission Date: 03/18/2020 08:17 PM > >Name: XXXX (my actual name) > >Address: XXX Glendale, NY 11385 (removed specifics in case this is a real person) > >E-mail Address: XXX (my personal email address) > >Your hearing request was for the following item(s): > >Agency Item > >\------------------------------ ----------------------------------- > >Finance 8832851805 > > > >Your statement as to why you believe the violation should be dismissed: > >\---------------------------------------------------------------------- > >The registration sticker is on the windshield and the old one WAS on the dashboard > > > >Thank you for using New York City's mobile app to submit your hearing request. Please do not reply to this email. You may contact us by visiting [http://nycserv.nyc.gov/NYCServWeb/ContactUs.html](http://nycserv.nyc.gov/NYCServWeb/ContactUs.html) if you have questions or need further assistance. Any thoughts on what to think of this? I don't understand if it is phishing as that appears to be the actual link to their contact page, and all of it looks legit. But why would it be sent to me randomly with my name and personal email (which has my first name and last name in it). ​ Should I ignore it? Try and contact the NYC Finance people?

Is this a phishing email or from NYC Department of Finance? Hello, I live in Australia, and have never been to the USA. I just got an email directly mailed to my personal gmail account from [nycserv@finance.nyc.gov](mailto:nycserv@finance.nyc.gov), which appears to be a real email address? The email states: >This is confirmation that your hearing request has been submitted to the NYC Department of Finance. Please save this information in case you have questions about the hearing request you submitted. > >Request Submission Date: 03/18/2020 08:17 PM > >Name: XXXX (my actual name) > >Address: XXX Glendale, NY 11385 (removed specifics in case this is a real person) > >E-mail Address: XXX (my personal email address) > >Your hearing request was for the following item(s): > >Agency Item > >\------------------------------ ----------------------------------- > >Finance 8832851805 > > > >Your statement as to why you believe the violation should be dismissed: > >\---------------------------------------------------------------------- > >The registration sticker is on the windshield and the old one WAS on the dashboard > > > >Thank you for using New York City's mobile app to submit your hearing request. Please do not reply to this email. You may contact us by visiting [http://nycserv.nyc.gov/NYCServWeb/ContactUs.html](http://nycserv.nyc.gov/NYCServWeb/ContactUs.html) if you have questions or need further assistance. Any thoughts on what to think of this? I don't understand if it is phishing as that appears to be the actual link to their contact page, and all of it looks legit. But why would it be sent to me randomly with my name and personal email (which has my first name and last name in it). ​ Should I ignore it? Try and contact the NYC Finance people?