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A Collection Letter is a crucial document in Qatar's business environment, used when a creditor needs to formally demand payment from a debtor who has failed to meet their payment obligations. This document must strictly comply with Qatar's legal framework, including the Civil Code, Commercial Code, and Sharia principles. The letter serves as both a payment demand and a potential prerequisite for legal action if the debt remains unpaid. It typically includes detailed information about the debt, payment instructions, and consequences of non-payment. The document should be drafted in both Arabic and English when dealing with international parties, and must maintain a professional tone while being firm in its demands. The Collection Letter is particularly important as it creates a formal record of the payment demand and can be used as evidence in Qatar's courts if legal enforcement becomes necessary.

1. Letterhead and Date: Official company letterhead with full contact details and date in both Gregorian and Hijri calendars

2. Recipient Details: Full name, address, and reference numbers of the debtor

3. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a collection notice with reference numbers

4. Debt Details: Specific details of the outstanding amount, original due date, and basis of the debt (invoice numbers, contracts, etc.)

5. Payment Demand: Clear statement of the amount demanded and payment deadline

6. Payment Instructions: Detailed banking information and acceptable payment methods

7. Legal Notice: Statement about legal consequences of non-payment under Qatar law

8. Closing and Signature: Professional closing, signature block with name and position of authorized signatory