The goal of the Georgia Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division is to make the marketplace safer for all consumers. We represent the State of Georgia as a whole, rather than any individual. We encourage you to send us information about suspected illegal business practices that may be affecting the general public. Numerous complaints may indicate a pattern of fraudulent or deceptive conduct in consumer transactions that would allow us to take action on behalf of the state.

Consumer transactions under our jurisdiction are those involving goods or services that you pay to use yourself or for your family or household; we cannot consider transactions for investment or profit or between two businesses. We also cannot undertake matters where other government agencies at the state, federal or local level have primary jurisdiction. (Click here for complaints covered by Georgia's Lemon Law. A different form is required.)

This office cannot give you personal legal advice. Further, all information our office receives will become part of our permanent public records, subject to Georgia's Open Records Act. It may also be shared with the relevant business or regulatory agency, so do not include sensitive information such as account numbers or Social Security numbers.

  • Step 1 will ask information about you.
  • Step 2 will ask information about the business or individual about which you are complaining.
  • Step 3, if needed, will obtain details.

You must "sign" this form electronically to indicate your understanding and agreement.

Our mission at the Georgia Department of Law's Consumer Protection Division is to make the marketplace safer for all consumers. Use this form to provide information about suspicious or improper business practices that you are experiencing which may affect the general public. Numerous complaints may indicate a pattern of fraudulent or deceptive conduct in consumer transactions that would allow us to take action on behalf of the State.  (Click here for complaints covered by Georgia's Lemon Law. A different form is required.)

We review matters involving goods or services that you pay to use yourself, or for your family or household; we cannot consider transactions for investment or profit, or most transactions that are between businesses. Likewise, many consumer transactions are within the primary jurisdiction of another government agency at the state, federal or local level and those issues must be referred to that entity.

We represent the State of Georgia as a whole.  We do not and cannot represent you in your dispute, nor can we provide you personal legal advice. Seek the services of a private attorney for representation or advice.

All information this Division receives becomes part of our permanent public records, subject to Georgia's Open Records Act. Do not include sensitive information such as account numbers or Social Security numbers.  Anonymous complaints can be submitted.  Information submitted may also be shared with the relevant business or regulatory agency.

Step 1 will ask for information about you.

Step 2 will ask for information about the business or individual which is the subject of your complaint.

Step 3, if needed, will obtain details.

You must "sign" this form electronically to indicate your understanding and agreement.

Consumer Name
How are you filing this complaint?
Name
Anonymous complaints should be submitted under Anon (First Name) Anon (Last Name).
Consumer Contact Information
Please enter phone numbers in the follow format: 555-123-4567 (dashes included)
Consumer Address
In / Outside USA
Mailing Address
(including Apt. or Suite)
Out of Country Address
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