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How to collect car repossession deficiency
Read your state law.
In order to collect on a deficiency, you need to follow your state's notice requirements. If you fail to follow the requirements, then you might not be able to sue for the deficiency.
(a). To find your state's law, you should go to your local law library, which should be at your courthouse. Ask the librarian to see your state's law on car repossession and deficiency judgments. (b). For example, maryland has a fairly straightforward notice system which helps the car owner quickly gather down the price of the car. Take a look at your state's notice system. (c). Check the most recent expiration date. For example, in many states, you can only collect on a car only if the car was repossessed in that year. (d). You can find form d3600 at. The form is printed in blue color, and is helpful since it provides a color map that you can use to measure the deficiency on a scale from 0 to 100.
(a).