Directs the secretary of State to issue to the village of Nelliston in the Town of Palatine, Montgomery county, a certificate of incorporation verifying the status of the village of Nelliston as incorporated as a village since 1878.

This bill directs the New York Secretary of State to officially recognize the village of Nelliston, located in the Town of Palatine, as an incorporated village since 1878. It aims to provide a formal certificate of incorporation to confirm this status. The bill is intended to clarify and validate the village's historical incorporation.

Supporters of the bill would argue that it is an important step in acknowledging the historical significance of the village of Nelliston. By officially certifying its incorporation, the bill helps preserve the village's identity and ensures that its status is recognized by the state, which can enhance community pride and local governance.

Critics may contend that this bill is unnecessary and a waste of legislative resources, given that the village has existed for over a century without this formal recognition. They might argue that the focus should be on more pressing issues facing local communities rather than on confirming historical details that do not impact current governance.