Instruction for Letter Before Action
(Sole Trader/Individual/Non Limited Company)

Pre-Action Debt Protocol*
Yes I have read and understand the information page regarding "Pre-Action Debt Protocol"

Your Details

Contact Name*

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Company Name*

Country/Branch*

Post Code*

Telephone Number*

Your Email Address* (a copy of this form will be sent to this email address)

Your Payment Terms* ie 30 days/Net Monthly etc (Please Specify)

Debtor Details

Name of Debtor* (must contain the Sole Trader/Individual name ie 'Joe Bloggs trading as J.B Associates')

Debtors Account Reference*

Debtors Email Address

Debtors Address*

Debtors Post Code*

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Debt Details

Is your Debt over £2,000*
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Yes. I confirm I understand the above risks and wish to proceed with a Standard 30-day Letter Before Action.Yes. I confirm I understand and wish to be contacted to do a detailed Letter Before Action.No

Total Amount Outstanding*

Is the Debt Disputed*
YesNo

If Debt is Disputed Please Give Brief Details

Does the Debt Relate to:

A Hire Purchase Agreement*
YesNo

A Consumer Credit Agreement*
YesNo

Rent Arrears*
YesNo

Overdue Invoice*
YesNo

Other Please Specify

Type of Letter Required*
I wish to send a 30 day letter to the above named debtor (Individual/Sole Trader). I have enclosed copy invoices/statement with the 30 day Letter Before Action to the debtor.I wish to send a standard 14 day letter. You can send a standard 14 day letter to local authorities, hospitals, colleges, schools etc. (I understand this does not comply to pre-action protocol for debt claims)

Attach An Up To Date Statement/Invoice
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