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How do I claim money under the Facebook settlement? Go to the claim website to fill out your claim, or else print out the claim and mail it to this address: Facebook Consumer Privacy User Profile Litigation, c/o Settlement Administrator, 1650 Arch Street, Suite 2210, Philadelphia, PA 19103.

How to track Facebook Settlement Status? Visit the official settlement website. Log in using the information you provided during the application process. Navigate to the ?Check Status? section on the website. Enter the required details, which may include your claim number or a unique identifier.

The Payment Process for a Settlement After you settle your case, the insurance company must pay. The insurer typically pays your settlement through a check. The insurance company might address the settlement check to: You and your lawyer's firm.

A settlement check is an amount you receive after other expenses have been paid in your lawsuit. The amount will vary and can take up to six weeks to be paid out once your personal injury case has been awarded.

The process for handling the financial responsibilities associated with a legal settlement check can take anywhere from one week to six weeks. After accounting for fees and liens, you should receive the balance of the value of your settlement check.

Because there are so many eligible recipients, lawyers for the plaintiffs told Judge Vince Chhabria they expect the median payment to be around $30. An important thing to note is not everyone will be receiving the same sized payment.

The most important thing you should know about the settlement check the insurance company is offering you is that it is most likely final. Once you accept a settlement in your case and deposit it in your bank account, your case is over and, in most cases, you cannot come back and ask for additional compensation.

Cashing a Settlement Check with the Issuing Bank The swiftest route to your funds is to cash the check with the issuing institution. This will almost always lead to a briefer hold on funds. The issuing bank will usually request two forms of ID ? a passport and driver's license, for example.