No. If your check fails to clear after three times, you can get arrested for bad checks. Sometimes a company will let you come to their office to pay for the check.
To mail Form 990-PF to the Wisconsin Attorney General, you should send it to the following address: Office of the Attorney General, Wisconsin Department of Justice, P.O. Box 7857, Madison, WI 53707-7857. It's advisable to check for any specific submission guidelines or updates on the Wisconsin Attorney General's website before mailing your form.
Any general that was in WW2 is now dead, so it would be hard to send him a letter.
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The insurance companies by law have 30 days to process the check and send it to the law firm.
I received a "settlement" check after not knowingly being a part of any class action suit. To whom to I send this check? My state's Attorney General? It needs investigating, as far as I'm concerned. ~John Partin
If you have any problems getting child support payments, the Attorney General should be contacted. If you don't have a court order to establish child benefit payments, you can send in an application online.
First, your right to use their easement must be recited in your deed. Next, you should contact the attorney who represented you when you purchased the property and explain the problem with your neighbor. Ask her/him to check the title report that was performed when you purchased the land to make certain you have a right of access to your neighbor's property. They could send letter on your behalf explaining your rights. If it's not possible to contact the lawyer who represented you at the time of purchase, or, if you had no legal representation, you need to consult with an attorney who specializes in real estate law. Take a copy of your deed with you. The attorney will need to check the title for your property to verify that the easement is appurtenant to your land and that your neighbor's land is subject to the easement. The attorney can send a letter to the neighbor explaining your right to connect with the utility. Sometimes a letter resolves the problem. If not, the attorney will explain your options.
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Who did you pay? Was it a settlement or a minimum amount to get the item (car?) back? Who is continuing to call you? The creditor? A collection agent? If you paid the debt off and the creditor is calling, you need to send the creditor a letter by certified mail, return receipt, asking them to stop. If it is a collection agency, send it a certified letter, return receipt. In both cases, send both a certified and a regular mail copy. You may want to check your state laws on debt collection and unfair business practices, often found on your state's Attorney General's website.
When suing the Social Security Administration (SSA), you generally do not send summons to the state regional general counsel or the state attorney general. Instead, the appropriate procedure is to serve the United States Attorney for your district, along with the Attorney General of the United States. It's also advisable to follow specific rules outlined in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and any relevant local rules for proper service.
Anyone that you owe can send you to collections
Send a copy of your payment evidence to the board by certified mail and request that they correct their records. If the board continues to pursue you, find a common interest community-savvy attorney, and take your evidence into a meeting with the attorney, then request that the attorney send a letter to the board.