Nice-Pak Data Breach Class Action Settlement

1. Locate your settlement notice letter, which contains your unique ID and PIN required to file online.
2. Decide which benefit type to claim: ordinary out-of-pocket expenses, extraordinary out-of-pocket expenses, lost time reimbursement, or credit monitoring enrollment.
3. Gather supporting documentation for any expense claim over the threshold stated in the notice (receipts, invoices, bank statements, police reports as applicable).
4. File your claim online at nicepaksettlement.com/form/claim using your unique ID and PIN, or print and mail the PDF claim form to the settlement administrator.
5. Choose your preferred payout method: Venmo, Zelle, or paper check.

What the form asks

• — The unique ID printed on the settlement notice letter mailed to you. (Your settlement notice letter received by mail after the data breach notification.)
• — The PIN printed on the settlement notice letter mailed to you. (Your settlement notice letter received by mail after the data breach notification.)
• — Choose one or more: ordinary out-of-pocket expenses, extraordinary out-of-pocket expenses, lost time reimbursement, or credit monitoring enrollment. (Determined by your own situation and what losses or costs you incurred.)
• — Select Venmo, Zelle, or paper check, and provide the corresponding account details or mailing address. (Your own financial account information.)

Documents you'll need

Watch out for

• The official settlement website states 'The Claim Deadline Has Passed' — verify with the settlement administrator whether any extension is in effect before filing.
• Online filing requires the unique ID and PIN from your notice letter; filing without these credentials will not be accepted.
• Ordinary out-of-pocket expense claims over the document-stated threshold require supporting documentation such as receipts and invoices — unsupported amounts above that threshold may be reduced or denied.
• Extraordinary expense claims require documented proof directly linking the loss to this specific data breach (bank or credit card statements, police reports, etc.).
• The settlement is not yet finally approved; no benefits will be distributed unless the court grants final approval.