Remailing Sample Clauses
Remailing. The addresses of Eligible Class Members whose Settlement Award checks or Service Award checks are returned shall, within fourteen (14) calendar days of return, be traced by the Postal Service, and, if a valid address is determined, each Settlement Award check or Service Award check shall be reissued and re-mailed once by the Postal Service. The Postal Service shall track all re-mailings provided for in this section.
Remailing. If a Notice Packet is returned because of an incorrect address, within ten (10) days from receipt of the returned Notice Packet, the Settlement Administrator will conduct a search for a more current address for the Class Member and re-mail the Notice Packet to the Class Member. The Settlement Administrator will use the National Change of Address Database and skip traces to attempt to find the current address. The Settlement Administrator will be responsible for taking reasonable steps to trace the mailing address of any Class Member for whom a Notice Packet is returned by U.S. Postal Service as undeliverable. These reasonable steps shall include, at a minimum: (1) the tracking of all undelivered mail; (2) performing address searches for all mail returned without a forwarding address; and (3) promptly remailing to Class Members for whom new addresses are found. If the Settlement Administrator is unable to locate a better address, the Notice Packet shall be remailed to the original address. If the Notice Packet is remailed, the Settlement Administrator will note for its own records the date and address of each remailing. Those Class Members who receive a remailed Notice Packet, whether by skip-trace or forwarded mail, will have an additional ten (10) days to postmark an Exclusion Form or file and serve an objection to the Settlement or dispute the information provided in their Notice Packet. The Settlement Administrator shall mark on the envelope whether the Notice Packet is a remailed notice.