Demand letters · California, Texas, Florida, Georgia, New York & Illinois

A firm, factual letter usually gets you paid or your money back.

Most disputes never reach a courtroom. They end when the other side receives a clear, professional demand with a deadline. Propria builds that letter from your facts with the statutes that apply in your state, and the exact notice some claims require.

Start my letter · $39No account required · nothing stored

What do you need to demand?

Unpaid invoice

Ask a client or customer to pay an overdue invoice.

Bad check

Send the written demand required for a dishonored check.

Consumer refund

Ask a business to refund, repair or replace a defective product or service.

Money owed

Demand repayment of a loan, unpaid balance or oral agreement.

How it works

STEP 1

Answer a few questions

Who owes you, how much, and when it was due. No account, nothing stored.

STEP 2

Add your story

Describe what happened in plain language. Propria turns it into a neutral, dated statement of facts.

STEP 3

Download and send

Edit the letter, download it as a PDF, and send it by certified mail with proof of delivery.

Two ways to get your letter

One-time letter

$39

For sending it today.

  • Complete letter with the statutory language your claim requires
  • Editable and downloadable as a PDF
  • No account — nothing stored on our servers
  • Respond-to address and payment instructions included
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Letter + workspace

$49

For when the situation may change.

  • Free account with a 14-day workspace
  • Edit and regenerate the letter any time
  • Add supporting documents privately
  • Auto-deletes when the workspace expires
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Important

Propria is not a law firm and this is not legal advice. We draft letters from the facts you provide. Demand-letter rules vary by state — for example, bad-check demands often require a specific statutory notice and certified mail, and some consumer claims require their own pre-suit notice. If your situation is complicated or a deadline is close, consult a licensed attorney in your state.

Propria · propria.us — letters prepared for the state you choose.