HPD status codes
What LEAD DOCS SUBMITTED, ACCEPTABLE means.
violations carry the status Lead Docs Submitted, Acceptable on the city record as of August 31, 2026.
What it marks on the record
The owner filed lead paint documentation with HPD and the agency accepted it. This status appears only on lead-based paint violations, where the document review is recorded separately from the correction itself.
What the record shows next
The filing cleared HPD's review. It is the smaller half of the two lead-document outcomes: the record carries more rejected filings than accepted ones.
What to do
Keep the accepted documentation. Lead records are the ones most often asked for again, at sale, at refinance and at the next turnover of the unit.
If you rent here
HPD accepted the owner's lead paint documentation for this violation.
If you own or manage this building, correct the violation and file the certification directly with HPD. This page only tracks the public record. How to read it, and check your own building.
Does an accepted filing mean the lead hazard is gone?
It means the documentation met HPD's requirements. Whether the violation itself is closed is a separate question, answered by the violation's own current status.
How does this compare with rejected lead filings?
Rejections outnumber acceptances on this record. The counts and the rate are on the lead paint abatement record.
Statuses describe the public record, not legal advice: confirm current status on the city record before acting. Count queried from NYC Open Data (HPD violations) at build time. All status codes, the record by borough, citywide, ViolationScout.