The Salt Lake Bureau serves the repossession and collateral collection industry by its members reporting invoice disputes.

If a repossession company has a grievance against a lienholder regarding a particular invoice, that repossession company may fill out a grievance report online, and that company will then be listed in the 'Salt Lake Bureau Grievance Lienholder List' . The number of reports relating to that company are shown along with the lienholder name. Once a repossession or collateral collection company becomes a member of The Salt Lake Bureau, that company may post reports, as well as view reports on 'any' of the lienholders shown on the listing. The person viewing these reports can then draw their own conclusions based upon the comments as presented.

With each posting, a courtesy letter is sent via the United States Postal Service to the lienholder against which the grievance has been posted, informing them that they have had a report filed with the Salt Lake Bureau. As a result, the lienholder has an opportunity to attempt to resolve the matter, thereby avoiding any repercussions by the other members of the Salt Lake Bureau, should they wish to do so. One such repercussion could be to be placed on a C.O.D. status with all members of the Bureau and/or have collateral held for monies owed and released only upon receipt of those monies. The Salt Lake Bureau brings this matter to the attention of the lienholder as a matter of business courtesy, and because of the importance of the matter, makes them aware that it may impact their future relationship with the Repossession industry. All questions beyond that point must be directed to the member responsible for the posting. The Salt Lake Bureau does not collect, nor mediate. We process information as received only.

The purpose of The Salt Lake Bureau is to report and organize in a user friendly online format, information regarding issues with outstanding, overdue and/or disputed lienholder invoices. ALL comments presented in this website are the responsiblity of the repossession or collateral collection agency authoring those reports and are bound by the Salt Lake Bureau Disclaimer and Condition for Interactive Services found within. The Salt Lake Bureau does not edit, add, or delete 'any' commentary but rather presents all comments as received for the reader to draw their own conclusions.

Membership is by company, and to qualify for membership, you must be a licensed repossession or collateral collection agency in the state within which you conduct business. There is a nominal posting fee for each report filed. Details of the fees can be found on the "Join The Salt Lake Bureau" page of this website. Information is restricted to Members Only.

Should you wish to join, you may click on the Join The Salt Lake Bureau Link below. If you are a returning member, welcome back and sign in please.