Consumer
Consumer Complaint Filing
File against a seller or service provider that let you down.
About this service
Drafting and filing of a complaint before the appropriate consumer commission, including the notice that comes first and the evidence affidavit that goes with the complaint.
What you get
- Consultation on the merits
- Legal notice to the opposite party
- Drafting of the complaint and affidavit
- Filing before the right commission
How it works
- 1
Tell us what happened
A lawyer assesses whether the complaint is worth filing.
- 2
Notice
A legal notice goes to the seller or service provider first.
- 3
Complaint drafted
The complaint and evidence affidavit are prepared.
- 4
Filing
Filed before the district, state or national commission as applicable.
Documents you will need
- Invoice or proof of purchase
- Warranty or service agreement
- Correspondence with the seller
- Photographs or reports evidencing the defect
- Your ID proof
Scans or clear photographs are fine. The lawyer handling your matter will tell you if anything else is needed once they have seen your papers.