Every open class action — payout, proof needed, and claim deadline — in one place.
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File on your word alone — no receipt and no notice ID needed. All no-proof settlements →
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Cash for people whose personal data was exposed; most claim forms ask for the ID from the notice. Data breach hub →
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Nothing to file — payment is sent from the defendant’s own records. The date shown is an opt-out or election deadline.
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Recoveries for investors who held the stock during the class period; brokerage records are required. Securities hub →
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Privacy, TCPA, wage and hour, auto, insurance and other settlements with a claim form open. Full settlements directory →
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Filed complaints, attorney investigations and product recalls — no settlement claim form yet. All investigations →
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The claim form does not ask for receipts, account records or a code from the mailed notice. You confirm under penalty of perjury that you qualify, usually by naming what you bought and roughly when. If a settlement needs a Claim ID or PIN from the notice, it is not no-proof; this site labels those "Notice / PIN".
Usually several months after the claim deadline, and often longer. The administrator reviews the claims, the court holds a final approval hearing, and payment cannot start until that approval is final. An appeal pauses everything until it is resolved.
The official site is named in the court-approved notice and run by the court-appointed administrator. Filing is always free, and no real administrator asks for a fee, a bank login or a gift card. Check the case name and number against the court docket, or use the claim link on the settlement page here.
In most settlements a late claim is not paid, because the court set the deadline. Some administrators accept late claims for a short time while money remains, so it is still worth filing and checking the official site. Missing the deadline does not take you out of the class or its release unless you opted out.