Got a legal problem?
Just tell us what happened.
Type it like you'd tell a friend. Hinglish works.
A real advocate sends the legal notice for you.
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… to pay ₹2,40,000 within 7 days of receipt, failing which my client shall initiate proceedings.
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01 What ZappLegal handles
Whatever happened, start by telling us.
These are the matters India sends us every day, and why you keep hearing our name. Tap one and the bar fills in a starting line for you.
Money someone owes you
Unpaid invoices, friendly loans, advances you paid, cheques that bounced. The classic ZappLegal. Make them take you seriously.
Cheque bounceFriendly loanUnpaid invoiceAdvance not refunded Start with your story Prefer a fixed-price form? ₹299 money-recovery noticeZappLegal for Business
Customers sitting on your GST invoices? MSMEs have extra legal power: payment due in 45 days, with interest. Recover dues without souring relationships.
Multiple invoicesMSME SamadhaanRepeat defaulters Recover your duesGot a notice? Reply to it
Received a legal notice, bank notice or arbitration letter? Ignoring it is the worst move. Upload it and an advocate drafts your reply before the deadline.
Legal notice replyBank / NBFC noticeArbitration notice Reply before the deadlineSalary & job issues
Unpaid salary, full & final settlement stuck after resignation, unpaid bonus or incentives. Your money for work already done.
Unpaid salaryF&F settlementUnpaid incentive Get your salary Prefer a fixed-price form? ₹299 unpaid-salary noticeCompany cheated you
Refund not coming, wrong or damaged product, order never delivered, service centre sitting on your device. Companies respond fast to advocate notices.
Refund not receivedWrong / damaged productOrder not delivered Make them respond Prefer a fixed-price form? ₹299 consumer-complaint noticeOnline fraud & loan apps
UPI fraud, Instagram seller scams, fake trading apps, loan apps calling your contacts and threatening you. There are strong laws against all of this.
UPI / payment fraudLoan app harassmentOnline scam Make it stopAlso handled: property & tenant disputes (₹299 forms) · divorce & matrimonial · defamation · insurance claims. Or just describe it in the bar above.
02 How it actually works
You talk. We draft.
A real advocate sends it.
This is the process that made us famous: no lawyer visits, no legal jargon, no "come back next week". Here is the exact journey your notice takes; most of it happens the same day.
Tell ZappLegal what happened, in your own words
Type or speak, in English or Hinglish. "Maine 2 lakh diye the, wapas nahi kar raha" works perfectly. ZappLegal's AI asks you 2–3 simple questions, like the other person's name and how much money is stuck, and shows you a draft of your legal notice, free. You can attach proof too: bills, WhatsApp chats, payment screenshots.
You see your draft before paying anything
+ New chat
I understand. So your cheque of ₹80,000 has bounced, and the buyer is not responding to your calls.
To proceed, I need to gather a couple of details:
- What was the reason given for the cheque bounce?
- When did you present the cheque for payment?
This information will help in drafting the legal notice.
The actual conversation: cheque bounce, first reply in seconds
Choose your plan. Starts at ₹299
Happy with the draft? Pick a plan and pay securely by UPI or card. ₹299 covers straightforward matters through a guided form; the ₹699 advocate notice is our most-chosen option for matters that need more attention. You can add a settlement call or hard-copy dispatch if you want.
100% refund if the advocate rejects your case
A real advocate reviews, corrects & stamps it
A practicing advocate, a real person registered with an Indian bar council, reads your notice, checks your facts and documents, strengthens the legal points, and puts their official stamp and signature on it. If anything is unclear, they call you.
Nothing is ever sent without advocate approval
The notice is sent, and you can track it live
Your stamped notice goes to the other party on email and WhatsApp (hard copy by post is optional). You get a copy too, plus a tracking page, My Zapp, that shows every stage: paid, under review, stamped, sent. Most matters settle at this stage, because the other side now knows you're serious.
If they still ignore it, our advocates can take it further
03 After you hit send
The notice lands. Then the clock starts. For them.
People ask us this the most: "what happens after it's sent?" Here is the honest answer.
2 out of 3 matters end right here. No court, no case. A ₹299–₹699 notice doing work worth lakhs.
Across tracked Zapp outcomes
The other party receives an advocate-stamped notice on email and WhatsApp: a real advocate's letterhead, their name, a deadline. This is the moment they realise you're not just calling anymore.
The notice carries a reply deadline. Most opposite parties pick up the phone, negotiate, and settle in this window, because ignoring an advocate's notice has consequences they can read in black and white.
Your notice is now court-ready evidence that you tried to resolve it properly. Our advocates guide the next step: consumer court, cheque-bounce case, or a recovery suit. You walk in stronger.
A buyer paid ₹28,75,000 for solar equipment that never shipped. Our advocate's notice gave the supplier 7 days to refund the full amount, and it named the directors personally. The matter closed within 25 days.
A husband asked his wife, through an advocate's notice, to cooperate in ending the marriage by mutual consent after a long breakdown. A response came, and the matter closed in 20 days without a courtroom.
₹7,77,450 lent to an acquaintance over Google Pay, then months of silence. A money-recovery notice with a 15-day deadline did what the calls couldn't. Closed in 8 days flat.
False stories and harassment were spreading through calls and messages. A cease-and-desist notice demanded it stop, with civil and criminal consequences spelled out in black and white. It stopped. Resolved in 25 days.
A ₹7,00,000 cheque from a travel business came back unpaid. A Section 138 NI Act notice, the kind with criminal consequences for ignoring it, brought the drawer to the table. Resolved in 36 days.
A closed loan kept showing as overdue on a credit report, wrecking the customer's CIBIL score. A notice under the Consumer Protection Act and credit-information law demanded correction from the lender and its officers. Fixed in 44 days.
An employee's full and final settlement sat unpaid long after her exit. One advocate notice put a number and a deadline on it. Resolved in 23 days.
A ₹2,50,000 refund from a direct-selling company was stuck for months. The notice demanded it back, plus ₹75,000 as compensation for the delay and harassment of waiting. Resolved in 27 days.
A Bengaluru landlord withheld a ₹1,00,000 security deposit citing a 'short notice' rule that was never in writing. One advocate-stamped notice later, the tenant had a resolution. In 8 days.
A homebuyer cancelled a project booking, was promised his ₹1,00,000 back, then heard nothing. The notice cited the Consumer Protection Act and the Contract Act with a clear deadline. Resolved in 2 days.
A small business was owed ₹54,480, and its concrete mixer and tools were never returned. The notice demanded the money and the machines, spelling out civil and criminal consequences. Resolved in 31 days.
A sales manager worked two months and was never paid. His advocate's notice made the ₹32,500 dues and the deadline plain to the employer. Resolved in 5 days.
Limited-edition sneakers worth ₹21,804 were paid for by card and never delivered. A deficiency-of-service notice demanded delivery or a full refund. Resolved in 5 days.
After a prolonged separation, a spouse sought a formal path to dissolve the marriage, with a clear deadline for a written response. The notice brought the answer that years of waiting had not. Closed in 24 days.
Recovery agents of a lending app were calling a borrower's references and threatening her over a ₹50,000 loan. A cease-and-desist notice invoking RBI's rules ended the harassment. Resolved in 35 days.
A customer ordered vegetarian biryani and found chicken pieces in it. The notice demanded a refund plus compensation for the food-safety lapse. Yes, even a ₹292 matter gets full advocate weight. Resolved in 35 days.
Real resolved Zapp cases from our tracking dashboard · names and companies hidden for privacy · outcomes vary by matter.
This is not just a place to send a legal notice. This is a well-crafted settlement engine.
04 Your proof makes it powerful
Attach your evidence.
It becomes part of the notice.
Have bills, invoices, WhatsApp chats or payment screenshots? Upload them while you chat. ZappLegal's AI reads them, folds the facts into your notice, and attaches your documents as numbered legal annexures, cited in a proper Schedule of Annexures, the way courts expect.
A notice that arrives with the receipts attached is far harder to ignore. The other side can see your claim is backed by proof, not just words.
The AI verifies every document before it is attached
05 Why so affordable?
Same legal power.
Without the lawyer's office.
This is the part the headlines are about: the same legal weight as a lawyer's chamber, because it IS a real advocate, minus the visits, the waiting and the "fees".
The traditional way
- ₹2,000 – ₹10,000 in fees, decided after you're already sitting in the office
- Multiple visits, days of waiting, endless follow-up calls
- No idea what stage your notice is at
- Awkward to even ask "why is it taking so long?"
- Photocopies of your proof carried to the office in a folder
Advocate-stamped, from ₹299
- Fixed price shown upfront: ₹299 to start, most choose ₹699
- Draft in ~10 minutes, sent within 24 hours
- Reviewed & stamped by a practicing advocate
- Track every stage live in My Zapp, just like a courier
- Upload bills & chats, attached as proper legal annexures
Same legal power. 10× faster. 10× cheaper.
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07 Why people trust ZappLegal
Built by eDrafter, serving legal documents online since 2016.
100% refund if the advocate rejects
If your matter isn't legally fit, we don't send the notice and refund everything. That's why you can trust a ₹299 price: we only take cases a notice can genuinely help.
A real advocate reviews everything
Every notice is checked, corrected and stamped by a practicing advocate registered with an Indian bar council. Never sent by a bot.
Drafted to current Indian law
Notices cite the right sections under today's laws: BNS 2023, Consumer Protection Act 2019, NI Act, not outdated templates from 2010.
Private & secure
ISO 27001 & ISO 9001 certified processes. Your case details and documents are seen only by your advocate.
The people behind your notice
Real advocates, registered with Indian courts.
Adv. Shivani Thakur
Adv. Abhineet
Adv. P Malakaar
Need a document, not a notice?
eDrafter (our parent) makes those too, delivered online, on real stamp paper where needed.
08 Common questions
Asked by people just like you.
Is a ₹299 notice really legally valid?
Yes. Legal validity comes from who sends it, not how much it costs. Every ZappLegal notice is reviewed, corrected and stamped by a practicing advocate, exactly like a notice from a lawyer's office. Technology just removes the office visits and the inflated fees.
What happens after I pay?
An advocate picks up your matter, reviews your draft and documents, and may call you if something is unclear. They stamp the final notice and it is sent to the other party on email and WhatsApp, usually within 2 to 24 hours. You can watch every stage on your My Zapp tracking page, and you receive your own copy.
What if the other party ignores the notice?
Most matters settle at the notice stage. Once people see an advocate is involved, they usually respond. If yours doesn't, the notice becomes powerful evidence that you tried to resolve it properly, and our advocates can guide you on the next step: consumer court, cheque-bounce case, or recovery proceedings.
Can I attach proof, like bills, chats and screenshots?
Yes, and you should. Upload invoices, WhatsApp conversations, payment screenshots or receipts while you chat. They are attached to your notice as numbered annexures with a proper Schedule of Annexures, verified by the advocate before sending. Notices backed by evidence get taken far more seriously.
Can I write in Hindi or Hinglish?
Bilkul. Type the way you speak: "maine paise diye, wapas nahi mil rahe" is a perfectly good start. ZappLegal understands every Indian language: Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, whatever you speak. The final legal notice is prepared in formal English, the standard for Indian legal notices.
What if the advocate says my case won't work?
Then we don't send it, and you get a 100% refund, automatically. We'd rather refund ₹299 than send a notice that can't help you.
Will the other party know a real advocate sent it?
Yes, that's the whole point. The notice carries the advocate's name, enrollment details, stamp and signature, and any reply goes to the advocate. To the other party, it is indistinguishable from a notice that cost ₹10,000.
Two minutes from now,
your problem could be in motion.
Now you know why everyone's talking about us. Telling us what happened is free. You only pay if you like the draft.
