Class Action Lawsuit No Proof Settlements You Can Still Claim

A class action lawsuit no proof claim lets you collect from a settlement without a receipt, bank statement, or order history. You sign a form saying you qualify, and the administrator compares it with the company’s records. As of October 31, 2026, 24 of these claims are open and paying cash, and the soonest deadline is ConnectOnCall on November 2.

The table below is generated from the site’s case records and sorted by closing date. A deal drops off the day it closes, so the table can be more current than the text around it.

CompanyClaim deadlineEstimated payoutHow to file
CVS PharmacyNov 16, 2026Up to $5 cash without documentation, or up to $10 with proof of class membershipFile a claim
Festival Fun Parks (Raging Waters)Nov 24, 2026Pro rata share based on the processing fees you paid on RagingWaters.com tickets bought June 1, 2020 to June 22, 2026; claim form is signed under penalty of perjury with no receipts requiredFile a claim
Laboratory Services Cooperative (Planned Parenthood lab provider)Nov 24, 2026Pro rata cash fund payment of up to $1,000, available to all class members with no documents needed; or up to $5,000 for documented losses; plus two years of credit monitoring and medical shieldFile a claim
Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc. (now Kenvue Brands), Neutrogena Skin360Nov 25, 2026Equal share of a $4.7 million fund after fees and costs, amount depends on claims filed, no documents neededFile a claim
Dr. SquatchNov 27, 2026$0.50 per product, up to 5 products ($2.50) per household without proof of purchase; up to 20 more products with proof ($12.50 total), subject to pro rata adjustmentFile a claim
Navy Federal Credit UnionNov 29, 2026$250 cash with a signed claim form (no documents), on top of automatic loan cancellation, credit reporting deletion requests, and refund of loan payments madeFile a claim
State FarmDec 14, 2026Estimated average of $625 per claim, capped at $800, pro rata by repair cost (50% if the vehicle had a prior accident)File a claim
Thinkware Systems USA (dashcams)Dec 14, 2026Weighted pro rata share of an $850,000 fund; one dashcam per class member may be claimed without proof of purchase, more than one requires proofFile a claim
AppleDec 21, 2026$25 per eligible iPhone expected, may rise to as much as $95 or fall depending on claims; no receipt required (iPhone serial number or Apple Account ID)File a claim
KrogerDec 21, 2026Pro rata share of a $17 million fund based on prescription payments; no documentation required for claims under $8,000File a claim
Kelly Benefits (Kelly & Associates Insurance Group)Dec 28, 2026Pro rata cash payment estimated at $50, no documents needed; or up to $5,000 for documented losses; plus an estimated $100 California statutory payment for eligible California residents and three years of credit monitoringFile a claim
New York City Taxi and Limousine CommissionDec 28, 2026Pro rata by total days suspended per TLC records, with initial caps from $700 (25 days or fewer) to $36,000 (391 days or more); drivers who did not request a damages hearing get 37.5% of those amountsFile a claim
High 5 GamesJan 4, 2027Pro rata share of the settlement fund (up to $30 million, paid over several years) based on your in-app virtual coin purchases in Washington; the claim form asks for player IDs, platform IDs, and emails, not receiptsFile a claim
SeatGeekJan 5, 2027Pro rata share of a $7,750,000 settlement fund, based on the total fees SeatGeek retained from your Nevada event ticket purchasesFile a claim
ProgressiveFeb 5, 202768% of the Projected Sold Adjustment (PSA) impact amount on your Colorado total loss claim, calculated from Progressive claims data; sign and return the claim form or file online with the Claimant ID and PIN from your noticeFile a claim
Visa and MastercardFeb 10, 2027Pro rata share of the net settlement fund based on the number of surcharged independent (non-bank) ATM withdrawals claimed; no documents needed to file, though the administrator may later ask for bank statementsFile a claim
Kia AmericaApr 8, 2027Residual payment of up to $350 for recalled vehicles or up to $150 for unrecalled vehicles, split per capita from what is left of the $62.1 million fund, plus reimbursement of recall-related out-of-pocket costs (receipts or a signed affidavit)File a claim
17 settlements. Records last verified Oct 15, 2026. Deadlines can change, so confirm on the official settlement website before filing.

Class Action Lawsuit No Proof Claims Still Open

All 24 open claims are in the table. Rather than repeat every row, the groups below cover the ones readers ask about most, in date order. The Wellstar Health System patient portal case (November 10), a pro rata share of a $4,250,000 fund for patients whose data went to a third party through tracking tools, is explained on the MyChart page, and breach cases get their own data breach roundup.

Class action lawsuit no proof claims closing in November

  • ConnectOnCall data breach (November 2). Up to $75 pro rata with no documents, or up to $5,000 for documented losses. Online claims need the Unique ID and PIN from your notice.
  • Schnucks (November 3). Missouri Schnucks Rewards members who redeemed points on taxable items between May 2, 2020 and August 7, 2026 may be eligible for a share. The claim form is the only way to get paid.
  • University of Phoenix pixel case (November 5). $25 per valid claim, reduced pro rata only if the $8,750,000 maximum is reached. The final approval hearing is November 20.
  • ZK Technology biometric privacy case (November 10). An equal share of a $635,160 fund after fees and costs. A timely, valid claim form is the only requirement, and a Cook County, Illinois court holds the final hearing November 23.
  • CVS digital privacy case (November 16). Up to $5 without documentation, or up to $10 with documents showing you’re in the class.
  • Laboratory Services Cooperative data breach (November 24). A pro rata cash share with no documents, reimbursement for documented losses, and credit monitoring with medical shield. The final approval hearing is January 4, 2027.

Closing in December

  • State Farm Washington UMPD (December 14). About $8.8 million, with an estimated average of $625 per claim, capped at $800 and pro rata by repair cost. You need the Class Member ID from the mailed notice. More on the State Farm page.
  • Apple iPhone Siri case (December 21). A presumptive $25 per eligible device, adjusted pro rata up to $95, for an iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, or iPhone 16 model bought in the U.S. between June 10, 2024 and March 29, 2025. The serial number or Apple Account ID replaces a receipt.
  • Kroger prescription savings club (December 21). A pro rata share of a $17 million fund based on prescription payments. Claims under $8,000 need no documentation. The fairness hearing is January 11, 2027.
  • Kelly Benefits data breach (December 28). An estimated $50 with no documents, or up to $5,000 for documented losses. Eligible California residents may also get a statutory payment estimated at $100.
  • New York City TLC license suspensions (December 28). This $140 million case pays taxi and for-hire drivers by total days suspended, using TLC records, with initial caps from $700 (25 days or fewer) to $36,000 (391 days or more). Drivers who didn’t request a damages hearing get 37.5% of those amounts. The court granted final approval on June 30, 2026.

Open into 2027

  • High 5 Games (January 4, 2027). A fund of up to $30 million, paid over several years, for in-app virtual coin purchases in Washington. The form asks for player IDs, platform IDs, and emails, not receipts.
  • SeatGeek Nevada ticket fees (January 5, 2027). A pro rata share of a $7,750,000 fund, based on the fees SeatGeek kept from your Nevada event ticket purchases.
  • Visa and Mastercard non-bank ATM surcharges (February 10, 2027). This antitrust case has a $167.5 million fund ($88.775 million from Visa, $78.725 million from Mastercard) for unreimbursed surcharges at independent ATMs between October 24, 2007 and August 14, 2026. You state the withdrawals under oath; the administrator may later ask for bank statements.
  • Hyundai and Kia airbag control units (April 8, 2027). Residual payments of up to $350 for recalled vehicles or $150 for unrecalled ones from a $62.1 million fund. Recall-related expenses need receipts or a signed affidavit. Details are on the Kia page.

Closed in October, so don’t file

Seven deals on the October 15 version of this page have expired: Concora Credit (October 19), VSL#3 (October 20), Playstudios (October 21), Lands’ End (October 22), FinWise Bank (October 29), and TransUnion’s bankruptcy remark case and Bestway pools (both October 30). A site still promoting them as open hasn’t been updated.

What a Receipt-Free Claim Still Requires

Every claim here comes out of a class action, a lawsuit brought on behalf of a group of people, and a judge must approve the deal before anyone is paid. Most defendants settle without admitting wrongdoing, so a payout isn’t a ruling that the company broke the law. Skipping the receipt doesn’t skip the rules. Four catches apply to almost every form:

  • You still sign under penalty of perjury. Forms end with a declaration that your answers are true, the format federal law accepts under 28 U.S.C. 1746. Your signature stands in for a receipt.
  • Caps limit what you collect. Many deals pay a fixed amount per person or household, however many products you bought.
  • Payouts shrink as claims rise. A pro rata pot is fixed. A hypothetical $1 million net fund pays $50 each to 20,000 claimants, but $10 each to 100,000.
  • Administrators verify. They match forms against the defendant’s records, flag duplicate names and addresses, and deny what they can’t confirm.

Filing when you don’t qualify is fraud, not a loophole. A knowingly false statement to a court-supervised fund can bring perjury or fraud charges, and every bogus claim shrinks the share for people who were actually harmed.

Flat Payout or Documented Losses: Which Tier to Pick

Pick the documented tier only when your real, provable costs beat the flat amount. Most breach deals offer two kinds of cash payments and make you choose one: a flat tier that needs only your attestation (ConnectOnCall’s $75, Kelly Benefits’ estimated $50), or reimbursement of actual costs up to a cap, often $5,000, backed by paperwork.

  • If you paid for a credit freeze, identity theft help, or fraud charges your bank never refunded, and the total tops the flat amount, claim documented losses and attach the statements.
  • If your only cost was time, take the flat tier. Lost-time payments, where offered, usually stop at a few hours.
  • If your notice carries a Unique ID, Class Member ID, or PIN, keep it. ConnectOnCall and State Farm ask for one, and claims without it move slower or get rejected.
  • If the deal pays pro rata, the advertised number is only an estimate. More claimants mean smaller shares.

Money arrives only after final approval and any appeals, which is why most of these cases set a hearing date after the claim deadline. The timeline for class actions explains the wait, and the guide on whether settlements are taxable covers tax time.

Why Most Receipt-Free Lists Online Are Padded With Expired Deals

Long lists get clicks, and pruning them takes work. Many entries on popular roundups closed months ago. Others count cases that paid automatically, deals that demand proof of purchase above a small tier, or lawsuits that haven’t settled.

The turnover is fast. Of the 55 settlements this site tracks, only 24 are open receipt-free claims today. Nelnet, 23andMe, AT&T, and Verizon all offered options without receipts, and all four have closed. Capital One, Wells Fargo, and U.S. Bank pay people with no claim form, so there’s nothing to file.

How to Tell a Real Settlement From a Scam or Lead-Gen Site

A real one has a court-approved administrator website, a named case and court, and a form that asks for nothing beyond what the notice describes. Check for these signs:

  • It never charges a fee. The Federal Trade Commission warns that it will never ask you to transfer money to get a refund, and legitimate administrators work the same way.
  • The site names the case, the court, and the claim cutoff, and links to the settlement agreement and court orders.
  • It doesn’t ask for a bank login, a password, or payment to “release” your money. An unexpected email or text urging speed is a warning sign.

Lead-gen sites are subtler. They claim companies owe you money in dozens of cases for one signup, sell your phone number and email to law firms or apps, and bury the real claim link. If a page wants your contact details before it names the case, close the tab. You submit directly to the administrator, as the guide on how to join a class action explains.

How a Deal Gets on This List

Each entry is a record, not a headline. Before a deal appears, its deadline, payout terms, and documentation rules are confirmed on the official administrator site, and the claim link must point to that administrator, never a news story or a law firm intake form. A record switches to closed the day the claim window ends. Anything that can’t be confirmed from an official or court source stays off. For every open deal, receipts or not, see the deadlines list.

If you got a ConnectOnCall notice, file a claim before November 2 with the ID and PIN printed on it. Then work down the November group: Schnucks, University of Phoenix, ZK Technology, Wellstar, CVS, and Laboratory Services Cooperative. If none fit, come back to the table next week, because this class action lawsuit no proof list changes as administrators open and close claims.

Questions About Claims Without Receipts

Can you really get paid without a receipt?

Yes. Many consumer settlements let you file with your name, contact details, and a signed statement that you qualify. The trade-off is a smaller, capped payout, and you must actually be a member of the class.

What happens if you lie on a claim form?

Lying on a claim form is fraud. Forms are signed under penalty of perjury, administrators compare them against company records, and false claims get denied. A knowingly false claim can also expose you to perjury or fraud charges.

How much do receipt-free claims pay?

Usually a few dollars to a few hundred dollars. Most tiers without receipts are capped per person or household, and pro rata funds shrink as more people file. The exceptions pay from the defendant’s own records, such as the TLC suspension case, where caps reach $36,000.

Do I need a lawyer to claim?

No. Class members claim for free on the administrator’s website, and class counsel already represents the group. A lawyer matters mainly if you want to opt out and bring your own suit, a separate legal action with its own costs and risks.

This page is general information about class action settlements, not legal advice. For advice about your own situation, talk to a licensed attorney.

Sources

Official administrator sites, by case: