A garnishment was initiated for an unspecified debt. I never have received a notice to court to dispute or arrange payment. I have never received any phone call or message from the debt collector to discuss this with me in any way. The paper work I receive comes to me XXXX week after each wage garnishment is initiated, and contains no notary seal. They send a letter to my employer and tell him to begin taking money, and only after the XXXX deduction, I receive a letter telling me they are deducting money. I have looked at the paperwork my employer received and there is no notary seal or court seal. I have never received a court document of any kind saying that this was going to court in the XXXX place, but the letters I receive and the letters sent to my employer, say this has already went to court and I lost the case? My employer wage garnishment letter has no court seal or notary seal on it either. How do i know this is legit? The letters my employer received do n't even include his last name or title on the paperwork. These papers could have been printed off of any home computer by anyone, as there is no official raised stamp or raised seal of any kind on anything. The only debt I can think of is an unpaid medical loan almost XXXX years ago. This company started sending these letters to my employer to garnish my wages for " a debt '' never saying what debt about XXXX years ago. The attached copies of the form letters are the most recent I received ... and that was XXXX week after the deduction was made from my paychecks.