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ClaimResolver is a US self-help workspace for organizing a consumer dispute before it reaches small claims court. You describe what happened in plain English, confirm the relevant facts, and receive an AI-assisted demand letter that you can edit before downloading the approved PDF.
The nationwide demand-letter workflow covers security deposits, unpaid invoices and debts, refunds, service disputes, property damage, contract problems, and other straightforward claims. Your account keeps the letter, requested resolution, evidence, mailing order, delivery updates, and next actions inside one case record.
The evidence organizer gives you one place for contracts, invoices, receipts, messages, screenshots, photographs, and other supporting files. That is useful when the dispute has developed across several conversations and payment records. It does not assess whether the evidence proves your case.
ClaimResolver can send the approved letter through USPS Certified Mail and keep tracking events attached to the claim. A delivery record may document that something was mailed or delivered, but it is not automatically valid service of process. Court papers can require a sheriff, marshal, process server, clerk, or another method permitted by the relevant court.
Court preparation currently starts with California. Supported workflows include California filing fields, an SC-100 draft, official-resource checklists, and a preparation record for post-judgment recovery. Users elsewhere can still create demand letters and organize evidence, but they should not expect court forms or procedures for every state.
ClaimResolver is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation. Its terms say AI-assisted output may be incomplete, inaccurate, outdated, or unsuitable for your circumstances. Read the generated letter line by line. Confirm the facts, amount, and deadline, then check recipient details, addresses, legal statements, and court rules separately. A demand letter, mailing record, evidence packet, or filing draft does not guarantee payment, settlement, a successful filing, judgment, or collection.
The privacy policy says dispute descriptions, requested amounts, contact details, evidence, letters, and mailing information may be stored and processed to provide the service. PostGrid receives the letter PDF and mailing details when you order delivery. Avoid uploading passwords, full payment-card details, Social Security numbers, or unrelated confidential information.
The editable demand-letter PDF is available free. Certified Mail and other optional services can carry separate charges that are shown before purchase, making the overall pricing model freemium.
Features
- Plain-language intake for consumer and small-claims disputes
- AI-assisted demand-letter drafting
- Editable English letter and downloadable PDF
- Evidence storage for contracts, invoices, receipts, messages, screenshots, and photographs
- Connected case history and next actions
- Optional USPS Certified Mail delivery and tracking
- California SC-100 preparation fields and filing checklists
- California-first post-judgment recovery preparation
- Google account sign-in