Debt collection
Formal Payment Demand
From US$49
What's included
1 debtor · 1 address · 1 standard demand, using a formal method appropriate to the jurisdiction. The client approves the action before dispatch. Additional actions, translations and complexity are quoted separately.
Prices and coverage
Scope and availability are confirmed before work starts. Other locations or additional costs require a quotation.
| Country | Price from | Coverage / method |
|---|---|---|
| Peru | US$49 | Notarized payment demand letter |
| Ecuador | US$249 | Notarial demand to place the debtor formally in default |
| Colombia | US$129 | Local pre-action demand with certified/traceable delivery, for an overdue debt with a clear payment deadline |
| Mexico | US$599 | CDMX/ZM, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Veracruz, Manzanillo, Tijuana, Ensenada |
| Argentina | US$69 | Formal recorded notice (Carta Documento) |
| Chile | US$99 | Pre-action demand with a registered letter/proof of delivery where applicable |
| Brazil | US$149 | Out-of-court notice through a notarial/RTD registry where applicable |
| United States | US$299 | Demand letter reviewed/signed by a licensed lawyer with traceable delivery |
| China | US$99 | Payment demand letter from a PRC law firm, in standard Chinese |
| Spain | US$349 | Pre-action/formally evidenced demand appropriate to the jurisdiction |
| Portugal | US$349 | Pre-action/formally evidenced demand appropriate to the jurisdiction |
| Italy | US$349 | Pre-action/formally evidenced demand appropriate to the jurisdiction |
| Greece | US$349 | Pre-action/formally evidenced demand appropriate to the jurisdiction |
| Belgium | US$349 | Pre-action/formally evidenced demand appropriate to the jurisdiction |
| United Kingdom | US$349 | Pre-action/formally evidenced demand appropriate to the jurisdiction |
Sample notarized demand letter
See how a payment demand is structured. The method depends on the jurisdiction and the authorized provider.
View sample notarized demand letterThis report is for information and to support business decisions only. It is not a certification, guarantee of solvency, recommendation to enter a contract, or legal, financial or credit advice. The commercial decision belongs solely to the client.
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