I think the answer is yes, if "domestic" means something like a same sex partner, which would appear to fall under the umbrella definition of a family member.

So, it seems like you could have a domestic partner plus an unrelated roommate.

Of course, I'm not an attorney, so take this advice accordingly.

Servant.

Marty, I am also not a lawyer, but I read it differently. The definition of "family member" is well established under NYS law, so anyone who fall outside of the definition would be considered a roommate. I believe a special carve-out was created for same-sex partners, but once same-sex marriage became legal in NYS, the carve-out became moot.

I think a lawyer would need to provide the legal definition of a "domestic" and how it relates to the family/roommate regulations.

Interesting point to ponder, though.

Here's a good article regarding your rights to have a room mate in NYC:
http://metcouncilonhousing.org/help_and_answers/your_right_to_have_a_roommate

~Anthony Reinglas

Domestic= person who is paid to help with menial tasks such as cleaning.
synonyms: servant, domestic worker, domestic help, maid, housemaid, cleaner, cleaning lady, housekeeper
"they worked as domestics"

Is an employee, such as a maid.

So you can have a roommate AD a servant/domestic - both?

or just one roommate?