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Indiana Attorney General Consumer Complaint Form

Use this workflow when you want to mail a consumer complaint to the Indiana Attorney General. Enter your contact details, identify the business, describe the problem, and generate a PDF ready for mailing.

Indiana Attorney General · R5 / 12-17

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Your information

Salutation *
Age group *
May we contact you by email? *
Are you or your spouse active military? *

What you need

  • Your contact information
  • Business or individual complaint details
  • Transaction date and payment details if applicable
  • Complaint narrative and desired resolution
  • Supporting documents
  • Signature and date
  • Signed form (wet signature required)
  • Supporting documents (optional) — Attach copies of receipts, contracts, invoices, advertisements, correspondence, screenshots, or other records that support the complaint.
  • Court papers or signed agreement (optional) — If you signed a contract or started a court action, attach copies of those papers with the complaint packet.

How it works

  1. Fill out the form
  2. Add attachments
  3. Preview the PDF
  4. Mail it

Where it gets mailed

We prefill the recipient for you.

Office of the Indiana Attorney General Consumer Protection Division
302 W. Washington Street Government Center South, 5th Floor Indianapolis, IN 46204

Packet order

  • Cover sheet (auto-generated)
  • Completed form PDF
  • Attachments (in the order you upload)

Common mistakes

  • Including a Social Security number in the complaint packet.
  • Forgetting to attach receipts, contracts, ads, or correspondence that support the complaint.
  • Leaving required yes/no action questions unanswered.
  • Failing to sign and date the complaint.

FAQs

Who receives this complaint?

The completed form is mailed to the Indiana Attorney General Consumer Protection Division.

Should I attach documents?

Yes. The official form asks you to include copies of receipts, contracts, ads, correspondence, court papers, and other records related to the complaint.

Can I include my Social Security number?

No. The official form specifically says not to include your Social Security number in the form or supporting materials.

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Last Indiana Attorney General verification: March 26, 2026