Protesta+: the new automation for sending protests to notary offices

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Debt recovery goes through many phases, such as protesting at a notary's office , which is sure to get the debtor's attention and make them pay the debt. As leaders in this segment in the B2B sector, we identified the need for our clients to carry out this process automatically — and that's how Protesta+ was born .

This is a new tool available in our system that carries out protests automatically and in accordance with the policies and needs of our clients. It allows the sending of protests throughout Brazil, regardless of the debtor's location.

In this article, we will go into detail about this new solution and how the argentina phone number list at the notary's office works. Keep reading!

What is a protest of debts in a notary's office?
Debt protest is a formal act that registers the debtor's default in a notary's office. This registration has important legal effects, such as including the debtor's name in credit protection lists, which can negatively impact their reputation and ability to obtain credit in the market.

Furthermore, the protest offers the creditor a powerful tool for recovering the amount owed, since the official notification sent by the notary's office usually encourages the debtor to regularize his/her situation before the protest is carried out. This is because, in addition to the negative impact on credit information, the protest can result in other complications, such as restrictions on obtaining financing, refusal of credit from suppliers and even negative CPF or CNPJ registration with agencies such as SPC and Serasa.

Another important point is that protesting reduces the judicial burden on the collection process, avoiding additional expenses and lengthy legal procedures. Therefore, it is an agile and effective measure for both companies and individuals in the search for a friendly and quick solution for debt recovery.

Now, with Protesta+, debt protests can be done in an integrated and automated manner, optimizing the process and ensuring that all steps are completed within the stipulated deadlines.

Advantages of protesting at a notary's office
Legal and Social Pressure: Registering a protest in a notary's office exerts considerable pressure on the debtor, both legally and socially. The immediate impact is that the defaulter's name is included on credit restriction lists, which makes it difficult to obtain new financing or even maintain business partnerships. In addition, the protest is a public record, which can affect the reputation of the person or company. This creates an incentive for the debtor to prioritize paying the debt, seeking to avoid the problems related to the negative name and possible future complications in their financial transactions.
Agility and Low Cost: Compared to traditional legal proceedings, protesting a debt in a notary's office is a much faster and less costly alternative. Instead of going through a long judicial process, which involves lawyers, fees and hearings, protesting in a notary's office can be completed in a short period of time, usually 10 to 15 days. In addition, the costs are significantly lower, making it an effective and affordable solution for companies and creditors seeking to quickly recover their debts, without having to bear the high costs of legal action.
Transparency and Legal Security: Formalizing the debt at a notary's office ensures complete transparency and legal security for both parties. The protest generates an official document that proves the default and maintains a public record of the debt, serving as evidence in future legal actions, if necessary. In addition, this formality ensures the creditor that all stages of the process were carried out in accordance with current legislation, which reduces the room for questions or disputes by the debtor. For the debtor, the protest also offers a clear opportunity to regularize the situation before further complications, with the guarantee that the process is being conducted within the law.
Ease of Credit Recovery: Protesting can be a decisive tool for accelerating credit recovery. When the debtor is formally notified by the notary's office, there is a greater tendency for him to settle or negotiate the debt quickly, to prevent the protest from being maintained in his name and causing deeper impacts on his financial life. In this way, the protest acts as an extrajudicial measure that can achieve quick results w