To join a class action: find a case you qualify for, complete the claim form before the deadline, and submit it. Most claim forms take 5 minutes. No lawyer required.
Last verified: 2026-06-24 — 3,196 active class actions currently open.
| Case type | Proof typically needed |
|---|---|
| Data breach | Usually none — being a customer is enough |
| Consumer products | Receipt helpful, sworn statement often accepted |
| Securities | Brokerage records showing you held the stock |
| Employment | Proof of employment during the covered period |
| Medical devices | Medical records confirming device was implanted |
The fastest way is the free eligibility self-check on this site. Answer 5-6 questions about your province, purchases, and situation — it matches you to all relevant open cases in about 2 minutes.
Check your eligibility — 2 minutes, free →Each class action has its own deadline, set by the court as part of the settlement approval. Deadlines are strictly enforced — late claims are almost always rejected. Check the specific case page for the exact date.
Often yes. Many settlement administrators accept a signed declaration that you purchased the product during the covered period. Data breach settlements almost never require any proof — your inclusion in the breach is verified through other means.
Yes. If you prefer to sue the company individually, you can opt out during the notice period. Once you opt out, you are not bound by the settlement and can pursue your own case. Most people don't opt out, since individual suits are expensive.
After the claim deadline closes, administrators review all claims. This typically takes 3-18 months. You'll receive a check or e-transfer once the court grants final approval and the payment process begins.
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