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Collection, debt validation, invoice, and payment-demand workflows that create mailed proof records.
• Updated Jul 13, 2026
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Debt Validation Packets
Build a written debt dispute or information-request packet, review the generated PDF, and mail it to the debt collector address shown on the collector's notice.
Arizona 20-Day Preliminary Notice
Generate an Arizona Preliminary Twenty Day Lien Notice for a supported private construction project and prepare Certified Mail pieces for every required project party.
California 20-Day Preliminary Notice
Generate a California 20-Day Preliminary Notice, review the packet PDF, and prepare one Certified Mail piece for each required recipient.
Payment Demand Packets
Build a payment demand packet online, review the generated PDF, and mail it to the customer with tracking.
Texas Notice of Claim for Unpaid Labor or Materials
Generate the current Texas statutory Notice of Claim for Unpaid Labor or Materials for a supported private project, attach invoices or billing statements, and prepare Certified Mail pieces for the owner and original contractor.
Why this topic matters
Collection and payment-recovery mail is usually about proof: what you sent, who received it, and what documents were included. These workflows are built for packets where the mailing record matters, from consumer debt validation to business payment demands and construction notices.
When to use these workflows
- You need to respond to a collector in writing with supporting documents.
- You need to send a payment demand or invoice packet before escalating.
- You need a preliminary notice or lien-adjacent packet with separate recipient mailpieces.
How it works
- Choose the workflow that matches the packet you need to send
- Answer the guided questions and upload attachments when needed
- Review the generated PDF before checkout
- PostalForm prints and mails the packet through USPS