Skip Trace and Remailing Sample Clauses

Skip Trace and Remailing. If a Claim Form mailed to a Class Member is returned as undeliverable, the Settlement Claims Administrator shall take all reasonable steps to obtain the correct address, including one skip trace, social security verification, and Accurint search, and shall re-mail the Claim Form to such address. To the extent that Class Counsel is able to obtain better addresses for any Class Member, it shall provide such updated or most recent addresses to the Settlement Claims Administrator for mailing purposes. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall also mail a Notice and Claim Form to any Class Member who requests them after the initial mailing of Notice and before the Bar Date. The Settlement Claims Administrator will notify Class Counsel and Defendants’ Counsel of any Notices and Claim Forms returned as undeliverable after the first mailing, including those returned as undeliverable after any subsequent mailing. All costs of locating Class Members will be paid from the QSF.
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Skip Trace and Remailing. If a Claim Form is returned as undeliverable, the Settlement Claims Administrator shall take all reasonable steps to obtain a current address, including one skip trace, and shall re-mail the Claim Form to such address. To the extent that Class Counsel is able to obtain better addresses for any Class Member, it shall provide such updated or most recent addresses to the Settlement Claims Administrator for mailing purposes. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall also mail a Notice and Claim Form to any Class Member who requests them after the initial mailing of Notice and before the Bar Date. The Settlement Claims Administrator will notify Class Counsel and Defendants’ Counsel of any Notices and Claim Forms returned as undeliverable after the first mailing, including those returned as undeliverable after any subsequent mailing. All costs of locating Class Members will be paid from the QSF. Bar Date. To be deemed an Authorized Claimant, a Class Member must postmark, email, or fax a signed Claim Form to the Settlement Claims Administrator by the Bar Date. The Bar Date shall be: (i) sixty (60) days from the date of the initial mailing of Notice by the Settlement Claims Administrator. If a Class Member did not receive the Notice or was unable to submit the Claim Form within sixty (60) days due to factors such as change of address, military service, hospitalization, or other extraordinary circumstances, an additional fifteen (15) days will be given to such Class Member to file a Claim Form. If an envelope does not contain a postmark, it shall be deemed received on the date that the Settlement Claims Administrator stamps the envelope or Claim Form as “received.” 10% Threshold. To the extent that fewer than 10% of all Class Members elect to participate within thirty (30) days after Notice is initially distributed, Class Counsel may provide additional types of Notice, including via website, social media, and/or email. The Parties will confer about the appropriate method of additional Notice.
Skip Trace and Remailing. The Settlement Administrator will use Col as necessary. In the event that a Notice mailed to a Class Member or Putative Collective Member is returned as undeliverable, the Settlement Administrator shall attempt to obtain the correct address of such person, including one (1) skip trace, and shall attempt a remailing provided it obtains a more recent address. The Settlement Administrator shall also mail and/or email a Notice to any Class Member or Putative Collective Member who contacts the Settlement Administrator or Class Counsel to request a Notice during the time period between the initial sending of the Notice and the Bar Date.
Skip Trace and Remailing. If a Notice is returned as undeliverable via email, then the Settlement Claims Administrator shall take all reasonable steps to obtain a mailing address, including performing a skip trace, and shall email the Notice to any other email address obtained or mail Notice to any physical address. If a Notice is returned as undeliverable via mail, then the Settlement Claims Administrator shall take all reasonable steps to obtain a mailing address, including requesting such information from Defendant, performing a skip trace, and/or remailing the Notice to any address. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall also mail a Notice and Election Form to any Class Member who requests them after the initial mailing of Notice and before the Notice Response Deadline. The Settlement Claims Administrator will notify Class Counsel and Defendant’s Counsel of any Notices and Election Forms returned as undeliverable after the first mailing, including those returned as undeliverable after any subsequent mailing. All costs of locating Class Members will be paid from the QSF. To assist in obtaining a more accurate email or physical address for any Class Member, Class Counsel may provide such to the Settlement Claims Administrator to be used for the purposes of mailing of Notice.

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