Settlement Documentation & Release Letters
Secure written proof that your MCA debt is fully satisfied
Written confirmation that your MCA is paid and closed
After a lump‑sum payoff or negotiated balance cut, you need two things: a settlement agreement (outlining new terms) and a release letter (also called a “paid‑in‑full” or “satisfaction” letter). These documents prove the debt is cleared, block future collection attempts, and allow UCC liens to be removed.
Book a free consultation today and make sure your payoff is legally airtight.
Why Skipping Paperwork Backfires
Some owners pay the settlement but never receive proof. Months later, a collector resurfaces claiming money is still owed.
What to Watch Out For
Phantom Balances
Old ledgers revive if no release is on file.
Double Collections
Debt buyers pursue balances already paid.
Lien Roadblocks
Unreleased UCCs freeze equipment loans and credit lines.
Legal Uncertainty
Courts rely on written proof; missing docs weaken your defense.
How We Lock in Your Release
4 Step Documentation Process
Here’s how we convert your MCA payments and put you back in control.
01.
Free Debt Assessment
We verify payoff amount and existing liens.
01.
Settlement Drafted & Signed
Both parties ink the new agreement.
02.
03.
Release Letter Issued
We collect the lender’s signed statement that the debt is cleared.
01.
Post Close Support
UCC liens are terminated; credit bureaus updated.
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Benefits of Settlement Documentation
Properly drafted settlement paperwork locks the negotiated terms in a court‑enforceable contract, so lenders can’t backtrack or raise new demands.
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Settlement Documentation FAQs
Five questions business owners Google most before demanding release letters
