An Overdue Payment Reminder Letter is a document sent by a creditor to a debtor requesting payment on an outstanding debt that is past due. It is designed to politely remind the debtor of their obligation to pay in a timely manner and to encourage them to take action. Depending on the situation, the letter may also contain details of the original agreement, such as the amount owed, the due date, and any applicable late fees. There are three main types of Overdue Payment Reminder Letters that creditors typically send: 1. The First Overdue Payment Reminder Letter: This type of letter is sent shortly after a payment has become overdue. It often contains details of the original agreement and requests payment of the full amount due. 2. The Second Overdue Payment Reminder Letter: This type of letter is sent after the first letter has been sent and no payment has been received. It typically contains more urgent language and may also contain details of any late fees that have been applied. 3. Final Overdue Payment Reminder Letter: This type of letter is sent after the second letter has been sent and no payment has been received. It often contains language that indicates that the creditor may take legal action if the debt is not paid.