Denial packet
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Denial packet · self-help document assembly
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Everything below is drawn from your own request record. Print it, save it as PDF, review and edit the demand letter, and — if you choose — use it to pursue the remedies available to you. You decide whether and how to proceed.
Record of consumer request
Correspondence log
Every documented event on this request, in order. Timestamps are as recorded by the pullrequest.me desk.
Final demand
What the State has done to companies for this
These are real enforcement actions by the California Privacy Protection Agency and the California Attorney General — the regulators who enforce these laws — against companies for the same kinds of conduct at issue here.
These agencies open investigations from complaint patterns. This request and its handling are documented and, where non-compliance is evident, reportable to both offices with the correspondence record attached.
California small claims — the basics
- The form is SC-100 (Plaintiff's Claim). Find it and the guided flow at selfhelp.courts.ca.gov/small-claims.
- An individual may bring unlimited claims of $2,500 or less in a year; only 2 per year may exceed $2,500. The individual limit is $12,500.
- Under CCP §116.530, attorneys may not represent parties at the hearing. A company must appear through a regular employee or officer — not outside counsel.
- You generally file where the defendant does business or where the transaction/injury occurred. Filing fees run about $30–$75.
- A defendant cannot dispose of the claim by letter; to contest it they must appear, or risk a default judgment.
pullrequest.me assembled this packet from your own request records at your direction. It is a self-help document-preparation aid and general information — it is not legal advice, and pullrequest.me is not a law firm and does not represent you. Statutory citations reflect our understanding as of the packet date and may change; verify before relying on them. Consider consulting a licensed California attorney before filing anything.