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The document is the State of Iowa Creditor/Assignee Notification Form, which requires creditors and assignees to provide their business information, including addresses, contact details, and consumer credit transaction practices. It outlines the annual notification filing fee of $10.00 and a volume fee based on the average unpaid balance of credit transactions. The form also includes instructions for payment and consequences for late fees or failure to file.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Iowa Creditor form in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Name of Company' and 'Address of primary office'. Ensure all fields are filled accurately, including city, state, and ZIP code.
List all locations in Iowa where consumer credit transactions occur. For each location, provide the address, city, state, and ZIP code.
Indicate any additional names under which your business operates (DBAs) and provide the name and address of your Iowa Registered Agent.
Answer whether you engage in consumer credit transactions outside of Iowa offices. If yes, describe these activities.
Provide contact information for a representative who can address complaints regarding your business.
Complete the form by signing it as the owner, officer, or partner. Include your printed name, title, and date.
Calculate any applicable fees based on the volume fee guide provided at the end of the form. Ensure to include any late fees if applicable.

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How do I find who my creditor is?

Check Your Credit Report To See Which Collection Agency You Owe. Your credit report lists information about your credit accounts, including credit cards, student loans, personal loans, car loans, and more. The information in your credit report is used to calculate your credit score.

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