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EC: Use the PMSI UCC to Get Paid

kalford June 27, 2016

EC: Use the PMSI UCC to Get Paid

In this NCS Extra Credit installment, Amy Poje (Manager Construction and Collection Services Groups) and Jerry Bailey (Executive Sales and Education Services Manager) discuss utilizing the PMSI UCC to get paid.

 
Default and the UCC

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Default and the UCC

You Filed a UCC. Your Customer Defaults. What’s Next?

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What Is a UCC3

A UCC-3 can wear many hats. It can be used to continue, amend, or terminate your UCC filing. It can also be used to assign your interest to another...

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White Paper: UCC Filing and Customer Default

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White Paper: UCC Filing and Customer Default

You Filed a UCC. Your Customer Defaults. What's Next? How Secured Creditors Enforce Their Right to Recovery

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