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Please verify this debt as required by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) (section 1692g) and New York City Administrative Code (section 20-493.2) . New York City regulations require all debt collectors to send specific written documentation verifying the debt. Under section 2-190 of the Rules of the City of New York, verification requires all of the following:  \n• Proof of my agreement to pay the original creditor;  \n• A copy of the final account statement issued by the original creditor;  \n• A breakdown of the total amount due, showing principal, interest, and other charges; and  \n• For all other charges, the date of and basis for each charge.  \nI dispute this debt because   .  \nBecause I am disputing this debt, you should not report it to the credit reporting agencies. If you have already reported it, please notify the credit reporting agencies that the debt is disputed and/or delete the tradeline from my credit report. Reporting information that you know to be inaccurate, or failing to report information correctly, violates the FDCPA and the Fair Credit Reporting Act.  \nAside from verifying the debt, do not contact me about this debt. The FDCPA and Rules of the City of New York (section 5-77) require that you honor this request. Thank you.  \nSincerely,  \n(Your name and signature)  \ncc: (Insert Name of Company)  \nConsumer Financial Protection Bureau  \nNew York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection  \n􀁘  \n􀁙  \nMake sure to mail your letter with a certificate of mailing and keep the proof of mailing for your records.  \nFill in the name of the company to which the collection agency says you owe money, and the account  \nnumber. If you do not know this information, give the collection agency some other information so that it knows what debt you are talking about.  \n􀁚  \nExplain why you are disputing the debt. Here are a few reasons why you would dispute a debt:  \n(1) You do not owe the debt;  \n(2) You do not recognize the debt;  \n(3) You are a victim of identity theft;  \n(4) The debt has been paid;  \n(5) You never received the item or service for which you were charged;  \n(6) The debt is past the statute of limitations (too old) .  \n􀁛 Send the original letter to the  \ncollection agency. You should  \nmake at least one copy of the letter to keep for your records, along with your proof of mailing. You may also want to send copies to the original creditor and these agencies:  \nConsumer Financial Protection Bureau P.O. Box 27170  \nWashington, DC 20038  \nNYC Department of  \nConsumer & Worker Protection  \n42 Broadway  \nNew York, NY 10004  \n􀁜  \nYou may want to attach copies of documents that support your dispute, such as proof of payment or  \na police report.  \n􀁝 Page 2 is an electronic form of this  \ndispute letter, which you may fill out  \nand print. Please complete the letter according to the above instructions.  \nNew Economy Project—©2006 | All Rights Reserved New York City Financial Justice Hotline: (212) 925-4929 [www.fjhotl](www.fjhotl)[ine.nyc](ine.nyc)  \nUpdated September 2023  \nCERTIFICATE OF MAILING  \n\u003C\u003C Type in your name and address.  \n\u003C\u003C Type in date.  \n\u003C\u003C Type in collection agency name and address.  \nRe:  \nTo whom it may concern:  \nI am disputing the above-referenced debt. Please verify this debt as required by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) (section 1692g) and New York City Administrative Code (section 20-493.2) . 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