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Click below to view fee information and download applications for various CAC Memberships:
"Regular" Membership 
  Vendor Membership 
Associate Membership
 Common Interest Membership

Download the 2008-09 Membership Dues Renewal Statement  

(IN PDF FORMAT) 

Includes Business Enterprise information

The collection industry continues to expand into nearly every consumer, retail, professional and government category. With these varied memberships, our hope is to bring all areas of expertise together to stay on the competitive edge.

Below is the list of CAC memberships in brief detail.

Regular Membership

Regular Members of the association are those members engaged in the third party collection business.

2007-08 Membership Roster

Vendor Membership

Vendor Members are persons, corporations, partnership, or entities engaged in a business that provides goods or services to collection agencies.

Associate Membership

Associate Members are persons or businesses interested in the collection industry and not eligible for other classes of membership either because they are not a third party collection agency, out of state resident, or they do not market any product or service for collections.

Common Interest Membership

Common Interest Members are persons or businesses which have general business operational issues in common with the collection industry, yet are not eligible for other classes of membership. Common Interest members may participate in programs, services or products offered to regular members.

For example, a common interest member is eligible to join CAC's Workers' Compensation Group Program through State Compensation Insurance Fund, a CAC Vendor Member.

Membership in CAC is a wise investment in your company's future.  Through legislative support, education, self-regulation and insurance programs, your business can protect itself against litigation.  Through specialized services, industry publications, meetings, seminars and conventions- your business will remain competitive and continue to grow.

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