Got a class action settlement notice?
You can check a settlement notice yourself, against the court that approved it, the company the court appointed to run it, and the case's own website. This site shows you how, and every date and amount on it comes with the official source it was read in and the day it was checked.
The questions a notice raises
- Is this real? A notice can't be judged by how it looks. What can be checked is whether the website and the sender match the official record, and what the notice asks you for. Start with Check a notice.
- Who sent it? A notice usually comes from a settlement administrator, a company the court appoints to send notices and pay claims, not from the company being sued. The administrators covered here each have a page.
- What do I have to do, and by when? Usually there's a claim deadline, plus an earlier date to opt out or object. See Your options and Deadlines.
- What happens if I do nothing? Usually you stay in the class, you're bound by the settlement and its release of claims, and you're paid only if the settlement pays people automatically. Your options explains each choice and what it keeps or gives up.
Check the notice
Each guide takes one question. Most have a tool that works on what's printed on your notice, and nothing you type into a tool leaves your browser.
- Is this settlement notice real? Compare the web address and sender with the domains administrators publish, and see which requests are normal in real settlements and which are warning signs.
- Your options: file a claim, opt out, object, go to the hearing, or do nothing.
- Deadlines: "postmarked by", "received by" and online cutoffs, and the days left to each date on your notice.
- How to read a notice: a fictional sample notice, part by part.
- Look up the case in the court record from the case number on your notice.
- Payments: checks, prepaid cards and payment emails, and why amounts shrink.
- Taxes: what the IRS says, and why a real settlement may ask for a W-9.
Who sent it
Each page covers one administrator: its official domains, where it lists its cases, what its real notices and payment emails carry, and why people doubt them.
- Kroll Settlement Administration
- Epiq
- Angeion Group
- Verita Global
- Simpluris
- JND Legal Administration
- Atticus Administration
- A.B. Data
If your notice names another administrator, or none, the notice check and the case lookup still work.
Settlements covered here
A few large settlements have a page of their own, with the facts from the official notice and court orders: who's included, each deadline and its kind, what a claimant can receive, and whether proof is needed. The table lists them by claim deadline. Days left are counted on your device from today's date, and the deadline itself is printed beside them, so you can match it against your notice.
| Settlement | Who qualifies | Claim deadline | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| CVS digital privacy settlement | All living individuals who accessed the CVS Digital Properties (www.cvs.com, www.cvshealth.com, the CVS app) in the United States before July 27, 2026. No purchase is required by the class definition. | submitted online or postmarked by this date | Open for claims |
| Amazon returns settlement | People who initiated a return or requested a refund for a physical product bought through Amazon.com and received in the U.S. from September 5, 2017 to February 12, 2026, and who did not get a refund, got a late or wrong one, or got one and were later charged for the item. | submitted online or postmarked by this date | Open for claims |
| Kroger prescription settlement | People in the U.S. and its territories who, from December 9, 2018 through August 23, 2026, paid in whole or in part for one or more prescription drugs from Kroger (including pharmacies Kroger or its affiliates own or operate) using insurance. | submitted online or postmarked by this date | Open for claims |
| RealPage rent settlements | People and entities in the U.S. and its territories who paid rent on at least one multifamily lease directly to an owner or manager on a property licensed for RealPage's Revenue Management Solutions (including Lease Rent Options and YieldStar) at any time from October 18, 2018 through November 21, 2025. Being on the Property List is required for a payment; receiving a notice does not by itself make someone a class member. | submitted online or received by this date | Open for claims |
| Visa and Mastercard non-bank ATM surcharge settlement | People in the United States charged a surcharge (access fee) for a cash withdrawal with an ATM or pin-debit card at an independent ATM in the U.S. or its territories between October 24, 2007 and August 14, 2026, and not fully reimbursed by their bank. Statewide classes for California, Illinois, Massachusetts and Michigan. Not credit card, cash advance or prepaid card transactions. | submitted online or postmarked by this date | Open for claims |
| Hyundai-Kia airbag settlement | Anyone who, on April 14, 2025, owned or leased, or previously owned or leased, a listed Hyundai or Kia vehicle (2011-2019 Sonata and Sonata Hybrid; 2018-2023 Kona; 2022-2023 Kona N; 2019-2021 Veloster; 2010-2013 Forte and Forte Koup; 2011-2020 Optima; 2011-2016 Optima Hybrid; 2011-2012 and 2014 Sedona) originally sold or leased in the U.S. Eligibility is by VIN. | submitted online or postmarked by this date | Open for claims |
| AT&T data breach settlement | AT&T 1 class: living persons in the United States whose data elements were in the data set announced March 30, 2024. AT&T 2 class: AT&T account owners, or line or end users (including customers of carriers that use the AT&T network), whose call and text records data were involved in the incident announced July 12, 2024. | submitted online or postmarked by this date | Claims closed |
| Amazon Prime FTC refunds | U.S. Prime customers who signed up through a challenged enrollment flow or tried and failed to cancel online between June 23, 2019 and June 23, 2025 and used no more than 20 Prime benefits in any 12-month period after enrolling. | — | Payments being made |
Dates as published on each official settlement website or court-approved notice, checked on .
Looking for settlements where at least one payment needs no receipts? See the short list of open settlements that need no proof, each checked on its official notice.
A settlement that isn't in this table can still be real. Nearly every settlement has its own website, and this site covers only a handful. The notice check explains how to confirm one that isn't listed.
What this site is, and isn't
It's independent consumer information, not legal advice. It doesn't file claims, has no forms, refers no one to a law firm, and isn't affiliated with any court, administrator or company it names. Decisions about your notice are yours. Questions about your rights go to the class counsel named in the notice, the court clerk, or a legal aid office.
How facts are sourced and kept current is set out in How we check. Who writes the site is on About.
Last change: . Every dated change is listed on What's new.
Sources
- Amazon Refunds (ftc.gov refund page)Federal Trade Commission
- CVS Digital Privacy Settlement Claim FormCVS Digital Privacy Settlement
- Notice of Proposed Class Action Settlement (long form, English)U.S. District Court, W.D. Wash.
- Claim Form, Kirkbride et al. v. The Kroger Co.Angeion Group, for the U.S. District Court, S.D. Ohio
- Notice of Class Action Settlements (Long Form)U.S. District Court, M.D. Tenn.
- Notice of Proposed Class Action Settlement (long form)Burke v. Visa Inc., U.S. District Court, D.D.C.
- Key DatesJND Legal Administration, official settlement website
- Home (April 23, 2026 update; Important Dates; Kroll contacts)In re AT&T Inc. Customer Data Security Breach Litigation, official settlement website, archived copy of August 3, 2026
Each source listed here was read on .