Pro Se Notice: This tool generates a complaint template for individuals representing themselves in TCPA cases. Consider consulting an attorney, especially for complex matters.

What is the TCPA? The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (47 U.S.C. § 227) protects consumers from unwanted robocalls and text messages. Violations can result in statutory damages of $500-$1,500 per message/call.

AI Enhancement: This tool uses Claude AI to help format message descriptions and enhance your complaint for clarity and legal precision.
  • Court
  • You
  • Company
  • Comm Type
  • Messages
  • Consent
  • Evidence
  • Damages
  • Review

Step 1: Court Selection

Step 2: Your Information (Plaintiff)

The phone number that received the unwanted messages/calls
Optional but recommended for court communications
How long you've had this phone number

Step 3: About the Company (Defendant)

Leave blank if unknown
Leave blank if unknown

Step 4: Communication Type

In the next step, you'll add specific details about each unwanted message or call you received. The more details you provide, the stronger your case will be.

Step 5: Messages & Calls

Individual Messages/Calls

Add each message/call you received. Include as many details as possible (date, time, content).

Potential Damages Calculator

TCPA provides $500 per violation, or $1,500 for willful violations
Add messages to calculate potential damages

Step 6: Consent & Relationship

If you requested to stop receiving messages

Step 7: Evidence & Registry

Note: You'll need to attach your evidence (screenshots, call logs, etc.) as exhibits when you file the complaint with the court.

Step 8: Damages & Willfulness

Willful violations qualify for trebled damages ($1,500 instead of $500)

Final Damages Estimate

Based on the messages you've entered and willfulness determination
Calculating...
Leave blank to use current date

Step 9: Review & Download

Review your information below. If you need to make changes, use the "Previous" button to go back to earlier steps.

Important Disclaimer

This is an experimental feature, and its products should not be assumed to be ready to file. These generated complaints are meant to serve as a starting point for your pro se litigation. These complaints are generated with AI, and AI can make mistakes. Be sure to check that the facts described here are correct.

Next Steps:
1. Review and customize the complaint as needed
2. Attach evidence (screenshots, call logs) as exhibits
3. File with your local federal district court
4. Pay the filing fee ($402) or request fee waiver (IFP application)
5. Serve the defendant according to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

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