Selecting a Collection
Agency in Canada

15 Reasons to Use Priority Credit

Collection Comparisons in Canada vs USA

This site is provided by the Priority Credit Recovery Inc. (PCR) group of companies as a courtesy for US creditors looking to collect debt in Canada. Priority Credit is an innovator in Canadian commercial collections, especially when you need to collect US debt in Canada.

Not satisfied with the status quo, Priority Credit constantly tweaks its collection services with new technology and strategies. This formula translates into fast bankable dollars for our clients. Priority Credit offers a wide range of receivable services for small companies' right up to Fortune 500 companies.

As an additional service this site is monitored by a collection professional, with a minimum of 20 years of Canadian collection experience to assist with any questions you may have. There is no obligation and your query will be handled in strict confidence.

Priority Credit Recovery is a licensed Collection agency in Canada with a full suite of Canadian collection services. With headquarters in Edmonton, Alberta, PCR covers most of Canada and primarily specializes in Canada debt collection. In addition PCR also has a collection agency in the US so are experienced in the intricacies of collecting us debt in Canada. In fact, Priority Credit Recovery is the 1st Canadian Commercial Agency to Join the International Association of Commercial Collectors.

Credit Process Advisors Inc. (CPA) is another PCR subsidiary that specializes in outsourcing and insourcing in the US and Canada. For more information see the Outsourcing section or click here to visit the CPA site.

Account Adjustment Bureau Inc. (AAB) is also a subsidiary of PCR and a US licensed Collection Agency located in Plymouth Michigan. For info on US services visit the AAB site.

Any enquiry from this site is handled by a collection professional experienced in all the facets of debt collection mentioned above. Simply click on the $ and choose your contact option 

In Manitoba a collection agency is not permitted to use any form, including any generic collection letter that the Manitoba licensing administrator deems unacceptable. In Alberta collector can make more than three unsolicited telephone contacts with a debtor on behalf of the same creditor in a 7 day period. A telephone contact is defined as a telephone call from a collector, an automated telephone call, or a voice mail message. In Saskatchewan a collection agency shall not commence or continue a lawsuit for the recovery of a debt in the name of a collection agent as plaintiff unless the collection agency has purchased the debt for valuable consideration and the debtor has received notice of the sale of his account.