How to file complaint against recovery agent?

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If you face harassment, threats, or unfair behavior from a recovery agent, you can file a complaint to protect your rights and stop such practices. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to do it:

Steps to File a Complaint Against a Recovery Agent

1. Document the Incident

• Keep a record of all incidents: dates, times, nature of harassment, phone call recordings, messages, or any physical visits.

• Save any written or electronic communication from the recovery agent.

2. Send a Written Complaint to the Bank

• Address a formal written complaint to the Grievance Redressal Officer of the bank or lending institution.

• Describe the harassment clearly and request immediate action against the recovery agent.

• Send the complaint via registered post or email and keep proof of delivery.

3. File a Complaint with the Banking Ombudsman

• If the bank does not respond or take action within 30 days, escalate the complaint to the Banking Ombudsman.

• The Ombudsman is an independent authority appointed by RBI to resolve banking disputes.

• You can file the complaint online or by submitting a physical application.

4. Approach Consumer Court or District Forum

• You may file a complaint for deficiency in service and harassment before the consumer court.

• The court can order compensation and penalize unfair practices.

5. Lodge a Police Complaint (if needed)

• In cases of threats, intimidation, or physical harassment, file an FIR with the local police station.

How Legals365 Can Assist You

• Help you draft a strong written complaint to the bank.

• Guide you through filing with the Banking Ombudsman.

• Represent you in consumer court or legal proceedings if required.

• Support filing police complaints for criminal harassment.

• Provide ongoing legal advice to stop harassment and protect your rights.

Do not tolerate harassment from recovery agents. Take action now!

 Visit: www.legals365.com

 Call: +91 9625961599

Advocate B.K. Singh and the Legals365 team are ready to help you stop unlawful recovery practices and protect your rights.