How the two tiers usually work
Settlement notices typically define a flat payment for attestation-only claims and a larger, receipt-backed payment capped at a stated maximum. Read the notice: the claim form itself tells you which documents, if any, are required.
Why honesty matters
An attestation is a sworn statement. Filing for products you never bought is fraud, and administrators do audit claims — mass-filed and duplicate claims are commonly rejected outright.
The mistakes that get claims denied
Most rejected claims fail on process, not eligibility.
- Filing after the claim deadline in the notice
- Mismatched name or address between the claim and the payment method
- Skipping required fields, or submitting the same claim twice
- Claiming a purchase outside the class period