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Cease-and-desist and no-contact request letters

Cease-and-Desist / No-Contact Request helps a sender document the conduct at issue, dates, requested boundary, and response date in a signed letter. PostalForm generates the request, appends optional supporting copies, and mails the reviewed packet with Certified Mail.

Put the conduct and your requested boundary in writing

We prepare your document, print it, and mail it by USPS Certified Mail with tracking and proof of delivery. You preview the exact PDF before you pay.

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Step 1

Sender and return address

Provide sender details and only a return address that is safe to disclose on the request and envelope.

3 required

This address appears on the envelope and in the letter. Use only an address that is safe and permitted to disclose, such as a P.O. box, counsel, advocate, or other appropriate address. Do not enter a protected home or work location.

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The form is ready to fill now. If you want supporting instructions, mailing notes, or source links, they are below.

Important details+

Describe observable facts, choose a no-contact or written-contact-only boundary, sign the request, and review the complete packet before we mail it with Certified Mail. This is a personal request, not a court order.

What you need+
  • Sender name, a return address that is safe to disclose, and signature
  • Recipient name and mailing address
  • A factual description of the conduct the sender wants stopped
  • Incident summary plus first and most recent dates
  • Requested contact boundary and response deadline
  • Correspondence or communication records (optional) — Attach relevant copies of letters, emails, texts, call logs, or screenshots. Redact unnecessary third-party information.
  • Incident records (optional) — Attach relevant timelines, reports, photos, or other factual records. Do not send irreplaceable originals.
  • Other supporting documents (optional) — Attach only relevant copies and avoid unnecessary sensitive or third-party information.
Form summary+

Cease-and-Desist / No-Contact Request helps a sender document the conduct at issue, dates, requested boundary, and response date in a signed letter. PostalForm generates the request, appends optional supporting copies, and mails the reviewed packet with Certified Mail.

How it works+
  1. Enter the sender, recipient, relationship, and matter details.
  2. Describe the conduct and incidents, then select a no-contact or written-contact-only boundary.
  3. Sign the request and upload optional correspondence, logs, screenshots, or other supporting copies.
  4. Preview the complete packet and mail it with Certified Mail through PostalForm.
Where it gets mailed+

Enter the recipient address during checkout.

Packet order+
  • Generated cease-and-desist or no-contact request letter
  • Optional correspondence, communication logs, screenshots, incident records, or other supporting copies
Common mistakes+
  • Using accusations, insults, or legal conclusions instead of dates and observable facts.
  • Demanding a boundary that is unclear or impossible for the recipient to follow.
  • Claiming that the letter is a court order or that it automatically creates a legal remedy.
  • Using a mailed letter as the only response to threats, stalking, violence, or an emergency.
  • Sending sensitive original evidence or unnecessary third-party information.
FAQs+
Is this letter legally binding?

Not automatically. It documents the sender's request and the date it was mailed. It is not a court order, legal judgment, or guarantee that the recipient must comply.

Can I use this if I am being threatened or stalked?

Do not rely only on a mailed letter when safety is at risk. Contact the appropriate emergency, law-enforcement, court, advocate, or legal resource for current safety options.

Can I use this for a debt collector?

Debt-collection communications are regulated and may require different wording or a debt dispute or validation response. Review current CFPB guidance before choosing this general template.

Why is Certified Mail required?

Certified Mail creates a USPS mailing record plus delivery or attempted-delivery information. It documents mailing events but does not prove the factual or legal merits of the request.

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Last Individuals and organizations verification: July 10, 2026