§ 17644 Credit Claim Presentation
This law requires anyone who wants to make a claim against a company that holds money in trust to send a written, signed claim to the commissioner within a set deadline, or they lose the right to pursue that claim.
A homeowner who paid money into an escrow account wants to get the money back because the company didn't finish the work.
The homeowner must mail a written, signed claim to the commissioner before the deadline shown in the notice. If they miss that deadline, they can no longer ask for the money back, even if they later decide to sue.
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§ 17644 Credit Claim Presentation
Last verified: January 11, 2026