Keep the message tied to the record.
GetInstantResolve guide
Write a clear complaint without weakening it
Use a concise chronology, specific evidence, neutral wording, a clear requested outcome and a reasonable response date. Keep allegations separate from confirmed facts and avoid threats or unnecessary personal information.
General information only — not legal advice · Reviewed 2 October 2026
Facts first. One request. Then track the reply.
State the issue early
Use one or two sentences to identify the transaction, decision or conduct that needs a response.
Use only the material facts
Include dates and facts needed to understand the issue without burying the complaint in background detail.
Connect evidence to each point
Reference the relevant invoice, message, report, photograph or contract instead of attaching an unexplained bundle.
State the outcome requested
Ask for a specific correction, payment, repair, review, response or other practical result.
Set a review date
Use a reasonable date based on urgency and any verified process without inventing a legal deadline.
Important limitation
GetInstantResolve helps structure communication. It does not determine legal rights or guarantee the recipient will agree.
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