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Preserve records
When a grievance starts, the first move is to tell the organization to keep the records — by certified mail to its registered agent — and to log that demand on the case. This page is that letter, not advice about whether you should send it.
In the works. You can address the letter to the registered agent and tender it through the mail pipeline. A live ward letter stays off Lob until their BAA is accepted. A personal settlement letter can be sent from /mail/settlement.
What you are looking at
A preservation letter aimed at an organization the case already knows: a plan, a clinic, a flex-care provider. The addressee is the corporation’s statutory agent, not a clinic front desk.
What it is trying to accomplish
A phone call does not preserve a chart. The agency knowledge base exists so the case can pick the office that can actually be required to hold records, and so the demand is stored with the rest of the lifecycle.
You review the letter before it goes. The case mailbox keeps the trail so a later grievance can cite it. If the addressee looks like a general inbox instead of a registered agent, that is a miss.
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