Claims Portal definition

Claims Portal means the website established and maintained by the Claims Agent for the purpose of facilitating the Claims Process;
Claims Portal means an interactive feature of the Settlement Website where Settlement Class Members can submit a Claim by providing their full name, current mailing address, email address, Unique Identification Code as provided by the Claims Administrator, the named account holder for the household, and a certification under oath that the Settlement Class Member (1) has read the Settlement Agreement and agrees to its terms, including the release; (2) is or was a named account holder with Electricity Maine, LLC during the Class Period; (3) has not already received a payment from Electricity Maine, LLC resolving a claim asserted in the Action; (4) did not have, and is not seeking to have, the account balance discharged due to bankruptcy or receivership; (5) has not filed to Opt-Out or otherwise sought to be excluded from the Settlement, but instead, hereby waives the right to Opt-Out and agrees to be bound by the Settlement; (6) has the legal authority to submit the claim; (7) has provided information through the Claims Portal that is accurate and complete to the best of their knowledge, information, and belief; (8) has not been excluded from the Settlement Class under Section 3.1 of the Agreement; (9) will timely provide any additional information requested by the Settlement Administrator to validate a Claim; (10) understands that by submitting a Claim through the Claims Portal, the Settlement Class Member is deemed to have given a complete Release of all Released Claims; and (11) understands that Claims will be audited for veracity, accuracy, and fraud. Prior to the Settlement Class Members’ certification under oath, the Claims Portal shall provide an opportunity to review the Settlement Agreement. To submit a Claim through the Claims Portal, a Settlement Class Member shall not be required to upload any document. The Claims Portal, as part of the Settlement Website, shall be optimized for mobile devices.
Claims Portal means the English and French online portal available during the Claims Period, which will be designed and administered by the Administrator, and include a matrix approved by the Parties to identify Eligible Vehicles and estimate a Settlement Class Member’s maximum potential payment. The Claims Portal shall be accessible from the Settlement Website.

Examples of Claims Portal in a sentence

  • The customer reports the problem to the dealer, and the dealer in turn has access to the Teknion Claims Portal.

  • The Claims Form and the Claims Portal will provide available cost-effective electronic payment options, including direct deposit and various digital payment methods.

  • Scheme Claimants shall submit any such information or evidence through the Claims Portal or by post in accordance with instructions given by SchemeCo.

  • The Service Provider undertakes to comply with the timescales applicable to the class of claim including the timescales set by the Ministry of Justice under the Protocol for Low Value Personal Injury Claims submitted through the Claims Portal.

  • Members who submit a timely Claim Form or Claim through the Claims Portal, determined by the Settlement Administrator to be a Valid Claim, shall receive a Calculated Payment.

  • If a Settlement Class Member submits a timely Claim Form or submits a Claim through the Claims Portal, and a timely request to Opt-Out, the Claim Form or Claims Portal submission shall govern.


More Definitions of Claims Portal

Claims Portal means the online interface provided by the Claims Administrator for Claimants or their counsel (if represented) to use to communicate with the Program, as defined in Section IV.D.1. of this Protocol.
Claims Portal means an interactive feature of the Settlement Website where Settlement Class Members can submit a Claim by providing their full name, current mailing address, email address, Unique Identification Code as provided by the Claims Administrator, the named account holder for the household, and a certification under oath that the Settlement Class Member (1) has read the Settlement Agreement and agrees to its terms, including the release; (2) is or was a named account holder with Electricity Maine, LLC during the Class Period; (3) has not already received a payment from Electricity Maine, LLC resolving a claim asserted in the Action; (4) did not have, and is not seeking to have, the account balance discharged due to bankruptcy or receivership; (5) has not filed to Opt-Out or otherwise sought to be excluded from the Settlement, but instead, hereby waives the right to Opt-Out and agrees to be bound by the Settlement; (6) has the legal authority to submit the claim; (7) has provided information through the Claims Portal that is accurate and complete to the best of their knowledge, information, and belief; (8) has not been excluded from the Settlement Class under Section 3.1 of the Agreement; (9) will timely provide any additional information requested by the Settlement Administrator to validate a Claim; (10) understands that by submitting a Claim through the Claims Portal, the Settlement Class Member is deemed to

Related to Claims Portal

  • Claims Process means the process for Settlement Class Members’ submission of Claims, as described in Section III.

  • Claims Bar Date means the applicable bar date by which Proofs of Claim must be Filed, as established by: (a) the Bar Date Order; (b) a Final Order of the Bankruptcy Court; or (c) the Plan.

  • Claims processing services means the administrative services performed in connection with the processing and adjudicating of claims relating to pharmacist services that include:

  • Claims Bar Date Order means that certain order entered by the Bankruptcy Court establishing the Claims Bar Date.

  • Mobile crisis outreach team means a crisis intervention service for minors or families of minors experiencing behavioral health or psychiatric emergencies.