The Georgia Notice and Summons (Foreclosure of Liens on Personalty) is a legal document used when a lender or other party is attempting to collect a debt by foreclosing on personal property (i.e. cars, boats, etc.) owned by a debtor. The Notice and Summons outlines the debt owed, the property at risk of foreclosure, and the timeline for the debtor to respond. It is issued by the court and served either by certified mail, personal service, or publication depending on the jurisdiction. The two main types of Georgia Notice and Summons (Foreclosure of Liens on Personalty) are the Summons of Foreclosure of Personal Property and the Notice of Foreclosure of Personal Property. The Summons of Foreclosure of Personal Property is issued by the court to the debtor and outlines the debt owed and the deadline for the debtor to respond. The Notice of Foreclosure of Personal Property is a public notice that is issued and served to alert all parties that the property is at risk of being foreclosed upon. Both documents are necessary for the foreclosure process to proceed.