Claim Your Share ofCanadian Settlements.

Millions of dollars in court settlements go unclaimed in Canada every year. Search or answer a few quick questions to find money you're owed.

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What is a settlement claim?

  1. A shared problem

    Sometimes many people have the same problem with a company, product, service, school, or government program.

  2. A settlement for the group

    Someone may start a legal case for the whole group. The case may end with money or other help being set aside for people who were affected. This is called a settlement. Each settlement has its own rules.

  3. Ask for your share

    To ask for your share, you may need to fill out a free official form before the deadline. This is called making a settlement claim. The official claim office checks your form and decides whether you qualify. You do not need to start the case yourself.

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How it works

How SettleWorth helps you move from discovery to action

One clear step at a time. Each card gets room to be understood before the next one joins it.

  1. Find an opportunity

    Find something familiar.

    Search a company, product, service or claim.

  2. Understand what matters

    See what matters.

    Deadline, proof and next action stay clear.

  3. Take the right next step

    Continue with the official process.

    Keep SettleWorth context beside the administrator's instructions.

Clear help. Official decisions stay official.

SettleWorth suggests possible matches. Official administrators decide eligibility and payouts.

Official sources

We check administrator pages, official notices, and other reviewed sources when they are available.

Possible fit, not approval

A possible match helps you decide what to review. The claim office makes the final decision.

No account required

You can search and check possible matches without sharing login or banking details.

Deadlines made clear

We put the closing date, proof requirement, location, and next step together.

A few plain answers

What is a settlement claim?

A settlement claim is a form you may fill out when a class action has been settled. A class action is one case brought for a group of people with a similar issue. You do not need to start a lawsuit yourself. A claim may ask for money, a refund, a repair, or another kind of help. You usually need to fill out a form before the deadline. SettleWorth helps you find possible claims; the claim office checks the claim.

Do I have to pay to use SettleWorth?

No. SettleWorth is free to use. If a settlement has an official form, you decide whether to submit through that official process.

Do I have to sue anyone?

Usually not. Sending in a settlement claim normally does not mean you personally start or manage a lawsuit. The claim office handles the claim process.

Does SettleWorth submit a claim for me?

No. SettleWorth sends you to the official form. You decide whether to submit.

Are matches approvals?

No. A match means your answers look relevant to the information we checked. A match is not an approval. The claim office decides eligibility and payouts.

Why might I need proof?

Some settlements ask for receipts, account records, emails, order confirmations, or other documents. Others may not require proof. The official form tells you what is needed.

What information do I need to check a match?

Usually your province, a company or product you remember, rough dates, and whether you may have proof. You do not need your SIN, banking login, CRA login, or government ID to browse or match.