Louisiana Sample Letter to Client - Failure to pay account and proposed withdrawal

• Category: Letters - Legal - Client Relations
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-0520LTR
• Format: Word; Rich Text

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Sample Letter to Client - Failure to pay account and proposed withdrawal Dear [Client's Name], I hope this letter finds you well. We wanted to bring to your attention that we have recently noticed an outstanding balance on your account with us. As you are aware, we have been providing [services/products] to you as per our agreement dated [date]. Upon reviewing our records, we have found that your payment for the invoice number [invoice number] dated [invoice date] has not been settled yet. We kindly request your immediate attention to resolve this matter, as it has now become overdue by [number of days]. As per the terms and conditions stated in our agreement, failure to pay the outstanding balance in a timely manner may result in additional charges, including late payment fees and interest. We value our relationship with you and would like to avoid any inconvenience caused by such penalties. Given the situation, we are proposing a withdrawal of the unpaid amount from your authorized payment method mentioned in our records. We kindly request you to ensure the availability of funds in the mentioned account to cover the outstanding balance. The withdrawal is scheduled to take place on [withdrawal date]. If there is any discrepancy or issue with the invoice that requires clarification, we kindly request you to contact our billing department immediately at [contact number/email address]. We are more than willing to discuss and resolve any concerns you may have regarding the invoice or outstanding balance. We understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise, and if you are experiencing any difficulties in making the payment, we kindly request you to contact us at your earliest convenience. Our team will be happy to work with you to find a mutually agreeable solution that avoids any inconvenience or disruption to our services. It is important to note that failure to address the outstanding balance within a reasonable timeframe may result in further actions, including but not limited to the involvement of a collections agency or legal proceedings. We value your business and hope for a speedy resolution to this matter. Thank you for your prompt attention to this issue. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Title/Position] [Company Name] [Contact Information] --- Types of Louisiana Sample Letter to Client — Failure to pay account and proposed withdrawal: 1. Initial Reminder Letter: This letter is sent as soon as an account becomes overdue, reminding the client of the outstanding balance and requesting immediate action. 2. Second Reminder Letter: If payment has not been made despite the initial reminder, a second reminder letter is sent, emphasizing the urgency of the matter and providing additional information on potential consequences. 3. Final Notice Letter: When an account remains unpaid after the second reminder, a final notice letter is sent, informing the client that failure to settle the outstanding balance may result in further action, such as involvement of a collections agency or legal proceedings. 4. Proposed Withdrawal Letter: In cases where a client has failed to pay despite multiple reminders, a proposed withdrawal letter is sent, notifying the client of the imminent withdrawal of the unpaid amount from their authorized payment method. This serves as a final opportunity to settle the account before automatic withdrawal occurs. These various types of letters are utilized to progressively escalate the urgency and consequences of non-payment, pushing the client towards resolving their outstanding balance in a timely manner.

Dear [Client's Name], I hope this letter finds you well. We wanted to bring to your attention that we have recently noticed an outstanding balance on your account with us. As you are aware, we have been providing [services/products] to you as per our agreement dated [date]. Upon reviewing our records, we have found that your payment for the invoice number [invoice number] dated [invoice date] has not been settled yet. We kindly request your immediate attention to resolve this matter, as it has now become overdue by [number of days]. As per the terms and conditions stated in our agreement, failure to pay the outstanding balance in a timely manner may result in additional charges, including late payment fees and interest. We value our relationship with you and would like to avoid any inconvenience caused by such penalties. Given the situation, we are proposing a withdrawal of the unpaid amount from your authorized payment method mentioned in our records. We kindly request you to ensure the availability of funds in the mentioned account to cover the outstanding balance. The withdrawal is scheduled to take place on [withdrawal date]. If there is any discrepancy or issue with the invoice that requires clarification, we kindly request you to contact our billing department immediately at [contact number/email address]. We are more than willing to discuss and resolve any concerns you may have regarding the invoice or outstanding balance. We understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise, and if you are experiencing any difficulties in making the payment, we kindly request you to contact us at your earliest convenience. Our team will be happy to work with you to find a mutually agreeable solution that avoids any inconvenience or disruption to our services. It is important to note that failure to address the outstanding balance within a reasonable timeframe may result in further actions, including but not limited to the involvement of a collections agency or legal proceedings. We value your business and hope for a speedy resolution to this matter. Thank you for your prompt attention to this issue. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Title/Position] [Company Name] [Contact Information] --- Types of Louisiana Sample Letter to Client — Failure to pay account and proposed withdrawal: 1. Initial Reminder Letter: This letter is sent as soon as an account becomes overdue, reminding the client of the outstanding balance and requesting immediate action. 2. Second Reminder Letter: If payment has not been made despite the initial reminder, a second reminder letter is sent, emphasizing the urgency of the matter and providing additional information on potential consequences. 3. Final Notice Letter: When an account remains unpaid after the second reminder, a final notice letter is sent, informing the client that failure to settle the outstanding balance may result in further action, such as involvement of a collections agency or legal proceedings. 4. Proposed Withdrawal Letter: In cases where a client has failed to pay despite multiple reminders, a proposed withdrawal letter is sent, notifying the client of the imminent withdrawal of the unpaid amount from their authorized payment method. This serves as a final opportunity to settle the account before automatic withdrawal occurs. These various types of letters are utilized to progressively escalate the urgency and consequences of non-payment, pushing the client towards resolving their outstanding balance in a timely manner.