Cease Debt Collection Communication Letter - New York City (English / Chinese)

Cease Debt Collection Communication Letter is a legal document that was released by the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection - a government authority operating within New York City.

FAQ

Q: What is a Cease Debt Collection Communication Letter?
A: A Cease Debt Collection Communication Letter is a written request to stop all communication from debt collectors.

Q: Who can use this letter?
A: Anyone residing in New York City who is being harassed by debt collectors can use this letter.

Q: What does this letter do?
A: This letter requests debt collectors to stop contacting you regarding a specific debt.

Q: Is this letter legally binding?
A: No, this letter is not legally binding, but it can serve as evidence of your request to stop communication.

Q: How can I send this letter?
A: You can send this letter via certified mail or by delivering it in person to the debt collector's office.

Q: Do I need to include any specific information in the letter?
A: Yes, the letter should include your name, address, the debt collector's information, and details about the debt.

Q: Do I need to include my account number?
A: Including your account number is optional, but it can help the debt collector identify your specific debt.

Q: Can I still be sued if I send this letter?
A: Yes, sending this letter does not prevent the debt collector from taking legal action against you.