Notifications, demands, and default notices
Enforce your rights with formal notices: payment demands, interpelations, and notifications served under public faith with proof of receipt.
Scope
What this service includes
- Drafting of the notification, demand letter, or interpelation
- In-person delivery at the designated address with documented attempts
- Certificate of notification with details of the recipient and any response
- Certified copy of the certificate for initiating legal proceedings if applicable
Real cases
When do you need it?
Collect rent or debt
You need to formally demand payment before filing a lawsuit and want solid proof of the demand.
Place the debtor in default
The contract didn't set a definite due date and you need to interpellate the debtor to trigger interest accrual.
Notify contractual decisions
Terminations, breaches, or exercises of contractual options that must be formally communicated.
Frequent questions
Frequently asked questions
How does a notification help before a trial?
Many proceedings require proof of a prior demand. The public faith certificate is strong evidence of the attempt and outcome of the service.
What if the person refuses to accept the notice?
The service is completed with whoever is at the address, and the refusal is recorded; that documented rejection usually suffices as proof of the demand.
Can I notify at an address different from the contractual one?
Yes, though it's best to notify at the agreed or known address. You provide the addresses and we document all attempts.
Need to put someone in default?
Demand payments and notify decisions with the evidentiary weight of public faith.
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