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Debt Collector Rights Kit: Validation Request, Dispute and Cease-Contact Letters, Call Log and Contact Tracker
Use the federal rules for debt collectors in writing, on time, with a record of every call.
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Who it is for
Anyone contacted by a debt collector about a personal, family or household debt who wants to ask for proof, dispute it or limit contact.
Not the right fit if
The debt is a business debt, or you're being sued: these letters cover personal debts; talk to legal aid or a lawyer.
Why it is different
- Every number checked against Regulation F and the FDCPA text, November 2026.
- Letters that keep the dispute in writing, the way the law describes.
- Word, PDF and an Excel tracker.
What is inside
- Rights at a glance. The validation notice, the 30-day dispute window, call-time limits, the 7-in-7 call rule, cease-contact requests and time-barred debt, with the FDCPA and Regulation F sections.
- Debt validation request letter. Asks for verification and the original creditor's name and address within the validation period.
- Dispute letter. Disputes all or part of a debt, with the reason and copies of proof.
- Cease-contact letters. Stop all contact, or limit how and when the collector may reach you.
- Call log. Every call, voicemail, letter, text and email, with a weekly check.
- Statute of limitations note. What time-barred means, why a payment can restart the clock, and a worksheet for checking your state's rule.
- Collector contact tracker (Excel). Estimates the validation end date and counts calls about each debt in any 7 days.
A look inside
The first pages, as you will get them
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Debt Collector Rights Kit: Validation, Dispute and Cease-Contact Letters
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Delivered as a zip of editable Word files and printable PDFs. For one business, your own use. General information and templates, not legal, tax or accounting advice. General information and templates, not legal or credit advice. Only a court or regulator decides whether a collector broke a rule. Statutes of limitations are set by state law; check your state's official sources. Not affiliated with the CFPB or the FTC. Payment is handled by Stripe. If a file will not open or something looks wrong, reply to your order email and we will make it right.
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