Request for Information on Deferred Collections is a type of request that is used to gather information from a third party in relation to a debt that has been deferred. This request typically includes details of the debt, such as the amount owed, the date of the original agreement, and any other pertinent information. Depending on the circumstances, the request may also include information about the debtor's financial situation that could impact their ability to pay the debt. There are two main types of Request for Information on Deferred Collections: active requests and dormant requests. Active requests are sent when a debt is still in the process of being paid off, while dormant requests are sent when a debt has been deferred for an extended period of time and the creditor wants to determine the debtor’s current financial situation. Both types of request typically include the same basic information, but active requests may include additional information to ensure that the creditor is able to collect the debt.