USA Demand for Debt Owing

[What is a Demand for Debt Owing?]

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A Demand for Debt Owing is a letter demanding payment of a debt (either the original amount, a reduced amount, or installments) within a certain time period. If legal action is later initiated to recover the money, this demand letter can serve as evidence in court that the debtor has not attempted to resolve the matter.

This document is up to date! It was last reviewed by a lawyer in January 2012.


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Creditor Details:

How many creditors are there?


First Creditor's Information:

Creditor's Information:

Name:


Address:


City:


Country:


Province:


State:


Zip:


Phone Number:


E-mail:


Add Fax Number?
Yes No

Fax (e.g. (502) 294-1954):


Is this creditor a corporation?
Yes No

Name of Signor:


Second Creditor's Information:

Name:


Address:


City:


Country:


Province:


State:


Zip:


Phone Number:


E-mail:


Add Fax Number?
Yes No

Fax (e.g. (502) 294-1954):


Is this creditor a corporation?
Yes No

Name of Signor:


Debtor Details:

How many debtors are there?


First Debtor's Information:

Debtor's Information:

Name:


Address:


City:


Country:


Province:


State:


Zip:


Second Debtor's Information:

Name:


Address:


City:


Country:


Province:


State:


Zip:


Debtor Contact Name:

Do you wish to specify a name to address the letter to?
Yes No

Contact Name:


Debt Information:

Original Debt Amount (e.g. 15,000.00):


Select the currency:


What does the debt relate to? (e.g. the Car Purchase)


Original Due Date (e.g. March 1st, 2004):


Demands:

What is the nature of payment you are demanding?


How many days are you allowing for payment (e.g. 30)?


Reduced Debt Amount (e.g. 9,000.00):


Select the currency:


How much time are you allowing for payment (e.g. 2 weeks, 3 months, etc)?


Amount per Installment (e.g. 100.00):


Select the currency:


Installments will be paid each:


What day of the week will payment be due (e.g. Friday)?


What day of the month will payment be due (e.g. the first)?


What day of the year will payment be due (e.g. January 1st)?


The first installment is due (e.g. October 11, 2006):


Payments should be sent to:

Name:


Address:


City:


Country:


Province:


State:


Zip:


Describe the nature of payment:


Documentation:

Do you wish to attach any relevant documentation to this agreement?
Yes No

Document(s) (e.g. promissory note):


Date of Delivery:

Day (e.g. 15):


Month (e.g April):


Year (e.g. 2006):