It's an inevitable fact of doing business; some people are slow to pay. These forms are designed to notify your clients or customers of their debt to you or gather the information needed to make an informed decision when extending credit to a customer.
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Business Credit Application
Use this Business Credit Application when another business, such as a distributor or vendor, wishes to establish credit terms with your company.
Consumer Credit Application
Have customers or clients fill out this form when applying for credit with your business. You can then use the form to evaluate their credit risk and to verify background information.
Credit Memo
Use this form to document each item under an extension of credit to a customer.
Default on Promissory Note Installment
This form is used to warn the borrower that a payment has been missed and that the borrower is in default of the note.
Past Due Reminder Letter
This letter form addresses late-paying or nonpaying customers. The Past Due Reminder Letter should be promptly issued when a customer fails to pay after 30 Days. If the customer hasn't paid after 45 days, see our second reminder letter.
Unsecured Promissory Note
This form is used to establish the terms under which a particular sum of money will be repaid to a lender.
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