OPT:
[a]. There may be other deadlines that you must follow to give notice to creditors. For example, you may have to turn in half of your completed wages the day prior to completing the garnishment.
[b]. You may have a limited time to contact the creditor before the garnishment begins. Typically you'll have more ability to work out a deal with the creditor if you can get ahold of them before the garnishment begins.
[c]. Avoid mentioning so many deadlines that the creditor sees the notice as a surprise. You also should note any adjustments the creditor made.
[d]. Also ensure that you're sending the notice in legible handwriting with black ink, since an ink blot could smear your signature. If the creditor hasn't already granted you a garnishment, they might have changed business accounts.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to change wage garnishment
Review the garnishment notice.
The notice you received about the garnishment should contain contact information for the creditor who took out the garnishment.
Make a note as well of any deadlines included on the notice.
Answer:
[b].