Submit an international case

Ⅰ The creditor

Your name *

Role *

Company *

Email *

Your country *

Ⅱ The debtor

Debtor legal name *

Country of registration *

Registration number (if known)

Known contact at the debtor

Ⅲ The contract & debt

Amount outstanding & currency *

Governing law of the contract (if known)

Invoice date *

Date payment was due *

No. of outstanding invoices

Ⅳ Supporting evidence

On cross‑border matters the contract is the single most useful document: its governing‑law and jurisdiction clauses determine the recovery route. The invoice is essential; everything else hardens the demand. Files up to 10 MB each. PDF preferred.

Invoice *

The unpaid invoice itself.

Contract or terms of business

The written agreement, signed terms, master services agreement, or purchase order. The governing‑law and jurisdiction clauses live here. Strongly recommended.

Proof of delivery or completion

Delivery note, signed timesheet, completion email, acceptance document, or any signed record that the goods or services were received.

Prior correspondence

Emails or messages where the debtor has acknowledged the debt, promised payment, or failed to dispute. The more, the better.

Anything else

Statements of account, chase history, payment‑plan discussions, screenshots, or anything a court might find persuasive.

Ⅴ Confirmations This is a business‑to‑business debt. The debtor is a company or other organised business entity, not a consumer or private individual. The debt is undisputed. The debtor has not, on any substantive basis, contested the invoice before or at the due date. I am authorised to instruct on behalf of the creditor and the information provided is accurate to the best of my knowledge. I have read and agree to the Terms of Engagement, including the commission schedule, on behalf of the creditor. I understand that international matters are priced per case and that recovery beyond the demand sequence depends on the jurisdiction.

Ⅵ Additional context

Anything we should know

We will respond with an assessment of the realistic path and likelihood within twenty‑four working hours. There is no charge for assessment.

Submit an international case.