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How It Works
How your free solar contract intake works
Four steps from a one-minute form to knowing your options. No call required to start, no cost and no obligation.
Last verified October 9, 2026
Free Solar Contract Review
Free, confidential review. Takes about 60 seconds.
Your information is private and handled as described in our privacy policy.
01
Free intake
One short form: your state, the type of agreement and what you were told at the sale. About a minute, no cost and no obligation.
02
Your documents
You provide the signed agreement, financing paperwork, any cancellation notice and any UCC-1 details. We organize what you send around federal and state law.
03
Attorney review where it fits
Your organized file may be reviewed by a qualified law firm. The attorneys, not us, decide whether your situation may support a claim.
04
You decide
If a firm can help, it explains scope, fees and timing in writing first. If not, you’re told plainly. You can stop at any step.
What gets looked at in your file
- Timing. Whether you're inside the federal three-business-day window, or a longer state window.
- Cancellation notices. Whether you received the written and oral notices federal and state law require.
- Your loan. Whether it carries the FTC Holder Rule notice, and how fees and payment changes were disclosed.
- Your property records. Whether a UCC-1 fixture filing is recorded against your home.
- Your state's solar rules. Disclosure, licensing and cancellation laws that apply where you live.
- The sales pitch. What you were promised about savings, tax credits and payments.
The federal rules are 16 CFR Part 429 and 16 CFR Part 433.
What to have ready
- Your full contract and every page you signed electronically
- Any Notice of Cancellation form you received
- Loan, lease or PPA statements
- The proposal or savings estimate you were shown
- Utility bills from before and after installation
- Texts, emails and the salesperson's name
Missing some of these? Submit anyway. Copies can usually be requested from the company or lender.
Who does what
| Who | Role |
|---|---|
| You | Share your contract details and make every decision. Keep making payments while your options are reviewed. |
| Solar Cancellation HQ | Collects and organizes the information you provide. We are not a law firm and don’t give legal advice. |
| A qualified law firm | Reviews qualifying matters. Any attorney-client relationship is formed only with the firm, on terms it gives you in writing. |
What we will never do
- Tell you to stop making payments.
- Guarantee that your contract will be cancelled.
- Give legal advice or act as your lawyer.
- Charge you for the intake.
How It Works FAQs
How long does the form take?
About a minute. It’s one short step.
Do I have to talk to someone on the phone?
No call is required to start. Someone may follow up by phone, text or email.
What if I signed in the last few days?
Mail a written cancellation now, then submit the form.
What if my situation doesn't qualify?
You’ll be told plainly, with resources that may still help.
Ready to find out where you stand?
Free, private and built around federal and state law. Takes about a minute.
Solar Cancellation HQ is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This page is general information, and reading it or submitting a form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Not every contract qualifies, and no outcome is guaranteed. We never advise anyone to stop making payments on a solar loan, lease or PPA. Laws and utility rules change, so verify before acting. Last verified October 9, 2026.