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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Collection Report in the editor.
Begin by entering the date at the top of the form. This helps in tracking when the report was generated.
Fill in the Account Name, ensuring accuracy for proper identification of the account.
Complete the address fields: Street, City, State, and Zip Code. This information is crucial for correspondence.
In the Account Status section, input amounts owed for each time frame (Current, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days or over). This provides a clear picture of outstanding debts.
Calculate and enter the Total Owing at the bottom of this section to summarize all debts.
Add any comments or agreements regarding payment from the account holder in the designated area. This can include notes on payment plans or discussions held.
Select a recommended action by checking one of the options provided at the end of the form. This indicates how to proceed with credit management.

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What happens when you are reported to collections?

Quick Answer. A debt in collections appears on your credit reports for seven years from the month of the first missed payment that triggered the collection effort. A collection account can damage your credit scores, but its impact will lessen over time.

What is a collection report?

What Are Collections on Your Credit Report? A collection account on your credit report is a record of a defaulted debt. It usually represents a debt that has gone unpaid for at least 120 days that the creditor has turned over to a debt collector.