Your car is gone. Start with the record.
Tows move fast and fees add up faster. A clear record of where it was, what the signs said and what you were charged is where a fair outcome starts.
In the moment
What Invoked does while it’s happening.
- Photograph where the car was, the signs, and the curb or lot.
- Record what was said by the tow operator or the property owner, where it’s lawful.
- Keep every receipt and the release paperwork.
What comes next
- Right after
Add photos and receipts to your case.
- This week
Ask for what you’re owed, in a demand letter.
- Tracking
Dates for any hearing or reply are tracked.
- If needed
Talk to an attorney.
What you get
Tow record with photos and receipts
Demand letter for an improper tow
Reply and hearing dates tracked
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