The Oregon Notice of Preliminary Hearing On Motion For Use Of Cash Collateral Or To Obtain Credit is a legal document required by the court for a creditor to use cash held by the debtor for payment of debts or to obtain credit from the debtor. This notice is used to inform the debtor of the creditor's intention to use cash collateral or to obtain credit. The notice must be served to a debtor prior to a creditor's motion for use of cash collateral or to obtain credit being heard in court. The Oregon Notice of Preliminary Hearing On Motion For Use Of Cash Collateral Or To Obtain Credit can be served in one of two ways: either personally, or by registered mail. When served by registered mail, the notice must be delivered to the debtor's address via the United States Postal Service. The Oregon Notice of Preliminary Hearing On Motion For Use Of Cash Collateral Or To Obtain Credit typically includes the following information: the name and address of the debtor; the name and address of the creditor; the amount of cash collateral the creditor intends to use or obtain; the date, time, and place of the preliminary hearing; and a statement that the debtor must appear at the hearing. There are two types of Oregon Notice of Preliminary Hearing On Motion For Use Of Cash Collateral Or To Obtain Credit: one for secured creditors, and one for unsecured creditors. For secured creditors, the notice must contain a description of the security interest and any applicable terms and conditions. For unsecured creditors, the notice must contain a description of the debt and the amount owed.