How do I collect quicker?
There are numerous ways you can collect quicker. One way to collect quicker is to correspond with the customer prior to the date that payment is due. Read this blog for more information about how you can make this happen.
There are numerous ways you can collect quicker. One way to collect quicker is to correspond with the customer prior to the date that payment is due. Read this blog for more information about how you can make this happen.
If you don’t like making collection calls, we recommend calling first thing in the morning. Our blog speaks to this exact topic.
Your New York collection attorney would advise you to call your customer.
You can collect on your commercial claim in New York if your customer is out of state, if you or your customer has a connection to New York or if the transaction arose in New York, you can sue in New York, unless there is an agreement stating the contrary.
To make sure you have the best chance to collect accounts receivables, employ Preventative Collections. FFGN has coined the term “preventative collections” which is a three part program. To have the best chance of recovery, we recommend employing this program.
If the answer is yes, it is important to be clear as to the communication with the customer. Your commercial debt collection attorney will tell you that any documents need to be drafted in your favor.
When your commercial debt is increasing, it can become difficult to want to continue working without being paid. Sometimes you can stop working and sometimes you cannot. It really depends upon the industry you work in as well as a few other very important stipulations.
A Certificate of Conformity is needed when the Affidavit is signed outside of New York State.
Your NYC commercial debt collections attorney will request a certain amount of costs from you when starting a legal action. The amount will vary. It could vary between $225.00 to $650.00 and sometimes additional costs are required.
A commercial debt collection claim is non-payment by a business in exchange for goods sold and delivered OR work, labor or services provided at the request of the non-paying party.