CFPB Complaint Letter
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) accepts complaints against debt collectors, banks, and lenders and forwards them to the company for a response. A well-documented CFPB complaint letter states the facts, the law, and the resolution you are seeking.
Who needs a CFPB Complaint?
- A financial company violated your consumer rights
- You want a formal, on-the-record complaint
- Direct contact with the company has failed
What this document does
File a formal complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau against a debt collector, creditor, or financial institution violating consumer protection laws.
- Organizes the timeline and facts of your complaint
- References the consumer protections at issue
- Clearly states the outcome you are requesting
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Frequently asked questions
Does the CFPB take my side?
The CFPB facilitates a response from the company and tracks complaints; it does not act as your lawyer or guarantee an outcome.
Is filing free?
Yes, submitting a complaint to the CFPB is free.
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