Sue the CRA???

[EDub357]

Has anyone ever sued or attempted to sue a CRA?  Should I call them and inform them of my intentions if the matter is not resolved immediately or should I just go file a claim and allow the courts to handle the situation? 

[Anonymous]

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EDub357 wrote:

Has anyone ever sued or attempted to sue a CRA?  Should I call them and inform them of my intentions if the matter is not resolved immediately or should I just go file a claim and allow the courts to handle the situation? 

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Yes, they've been sued.

You can send an ITS letter. I wouldn't call them and inform them.

I'd send the letter that way you are giving them a chance to correct whatever mistake it is.

[EDub357]

Only reason I'd call is because I need an immediate resolution.  Maybe I could do both.  Why shouldn't I call them and inform them of my intentions?

[Anonymous]

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EDub357 wrote:

Only reason I'd call is because I need an immediate resolution.  Maybe I could do both.  Why shouldn't I call them and inform them of my intentions?

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Generally, before you sue you should attempt to resolve the situation.

You can call and then when it gets in court it is he said, she said.

CRA: "Well, your honor, had we been given a chance to correct this situation, we would have."

You: "Well, your honor, I did call them"

Your honor: "Do you have proof of said call and what exactly was said?"

You need a paper trail. Signed greencards, CM lables, copies of letters, etc. That is all evidence. Without evidence, you are wasting your time and money in court.