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Requests for missing client documents

New to this? Use the prompt below to ask for a short, specific request that lists exactly which documents are missing and the date you need them by, firmer if it is the second ask. Paste it into an AI you already use, add the requested information, then check the result before using it.

You get: a short, specific request that lists exactly which documents are missing and the date you need them by, firmer if it is the second ask.

Try it in: ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. Check that your AI can use the files or tools the job needs.

You need: the client's name, the list of missing items and the deadline.

  1. Paste the page into your AI chat.
  2. Paste the client name, the missing items and the deadline.
  3. Send the request, then paste the next one.

The page to paste

Write a polite request for missing documents to each client below.
Tone: friendly and specific. First request: gentle. If the row says this is the second or third request, be firmer but never threatening.
Each message: a short subject line, the exact list of missing items, the deadline, and how to send them. Use only the information in the list. Do not invent dates, amounts or requirements.

Clients:
[paste: client name, missing items, deadline, which request this is]
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Questions

Will it sound pushy in tax season?

The first request is a gentle note. It only firms up on the second and third ask.

Does it invent deadlines?

No. It uses only the date you paste.

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