A Dispute Letter to a Collection Agency is a formal document composed by an individual who was informed about the existence of a debt in their name and wants to request details about the alleged debt. If you received a letter or a phone call from a collection agency with the demand to pay the debt yet you are sure you do not owe any money to creditors, you should request a document that verifies your financial responsibility to protect your interests.
Download a sample Dispute Letter to a Collection Agency through the link below. Reference the request you have received, confirm you are not aware of any current debts and related obligations, tell the collection agency to reach out to a credit reporting agency to delete the information about the debt and any negative items connected to it from your credit history, and ask the letter recipient to stop harassing you, your family, and colleagues with written messages or phone calls in case you have encountered this issue. Sign the letter and send it via certified mail to get a receipt proving you did not ignore the attempts of the agency to communicate.
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