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Demand Letter for Payment

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Sender / Claimant Information›Recipient / Debtor Information›Nature of the Claim…

Sender / Claimant Information7 questions

1. Who is the claimant sending this demand letter?

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2. What is the individual sender's / contact person's full legal name?

3. What address should appear on the letterhead (and receive any response or payment)?

4. What is the sender's email address?

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5. What is the sender's phone number? (optional)optional

6. Is this letter being sent by or through an attorney or law firm?

7. Are you collecting a consumer debt on behalf of someone else, or is collecting debts a regular part of your business?

Recipient / Debtor Information6 questions

8. Is the debtor an individual or a business?

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9. What is the full legal name of the debtor (including any known aliases or DBAs)?

10. What is the debtor's mailing address (or registered agent address for a business)?

11. What is the debtor's email address? (optional but recommended)optional

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12. Are there additional debtors, co-obligors, guarantors, or jointly liable parties?

13. Do you know whether the debtor is represented by an attorney about this matter?

Nature of the Claim7 questions

14. In which state did this debt arise (or where is the debtor located)?

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15. Is this a consumer (personal/household) debt or a business/commercial debt?

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16. What type of debt or claim is this demand for?

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17. What type of agreement or obligation created the debt?

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18. Does the underlying agreement contain a governing law, venue, notice, cure period, or dispute-resolution clause?

19. Have you previously attempted to collect this debt?

20. I confirm that this letter will not threaten criminal prosecution, arrest, unlawful credit reporting, licensing action, or any other action that is not factually supported and legally permissible.

Debt Details & Documentation6 questions

21. What is the total principal amount owed? (in dollars)

22. When did the debt arise or when was the original due date?

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23. Has the debtor made any partial payments, credits, or offsets against this debt?

24. Are you claiming interest on the unpaid amount?

25. Are you claiming late fees, collection costs, attorney fees, or other charges?

26. What documentation do you have to support the debt?

Payment Demand & Deadline4 questions

27. How many days is the debtor given to pay (or comply) before further action?

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28. Should the deadline run from the letter date, the date of mailing, the date of receipt, or a fixed calendar date?

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29. What payment methods are acceptable?

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30. Are you willing to accept payment in installments rather than a lump sum?

Settlement Option1 question

31. Do you want to include a discounted settlement offer in the letter?

Consequences of Non-Payment2 questions

32. If the debtor does not pay or comply, what action(s) will you take?

33. Should the letter include a document and evidence preservation demand?

Drafting Preferences2 questions

34. What tone should the letter strike?

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35. Should the letter include reservation-of-rights / no-waiver language?

Delivery Method5 questions

36. How will you send this demand letter?

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37. What date should appear on the demand letter?

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38. How should the debtor respond to or contact you about this demand?

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39. Is there any additional context the letter should include? (optional)optional

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40. Will this document be signed electronically?optional

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