National Tenant Network Postcard Settlement: $1.625M for Renters Named in Eviction-History Postcards Sent to Landlords
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The National Tenant Network Postcard Settlement: $1.625M for Renters Named in Eviction-History Postcards Sent to Landlords class action settlement may pay up to Varies. The deadline to submit your claim form is Sep 22, 2026. Proof of purchase may be required for higher tiers.
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- Deadline
- Sep 22, 2026
- Maximum payout
- $1.6M
- Proof required
- Yes (for higher tiers)
- Source
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- Official claim form
- Settlement administrator site
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Tenant screening company National Tenant Network and its affiliate LCIJ agreed to a settlement fund of no less than $1,625,000 to resolve claims that marketing postcards mailed to landlords disclosed that a resident had a previous eviction filing. If one of those postcards named you between June 30, 2018 and December 3, 2023, you can claim an equal share of the fund — but the online form is gated on the Unique ID and PIN from the postcard notice you were mailed.
Tenant screening company National Tenant Network and its affiliate LCIJ agreed to a settlement fund of no less than $1,625,000 to resolve claims that marketing postcards mailed to landlords disclosed that a resident had a previous eviction filing. If one of those postcards named you between June 30, 2018 and December 3, 2023, you can claim an equal share of the fund — but the online form is gated on the Unique ID and PIN from the postcard notice you were mailed.
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- Tenant screening company National Tenant Network and its affiliate LCIJ agreed to a settlement fund of no less than $1,625,000 to resolve claims that marketing postcards mailed to landlords disclosed that a resident had a previous eviction filing. If one of those postcards named you between June 30, 2018 and December 3, 2023, you can claim an equal share of the fund — but the online form is gated on the Unique ID and PIN from the postcard notice you were mailed. Eligibility is confirmed by the court-appointed claim administrator on review of your submission.
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