PACER record fees $125M class action settlement

The U.S. government agreed to pay $125 million to resolve claims it charged excessive fees for users of its Public Access to Electronic Records, or PACER, court records system.

Who qualifies

• The U.S. government agreed to pay $125 million to resolve claims it charged excessive fees for users of its Public Access to Electronic Records, or PACER, court records system….
• File by N/A.

Payout

Fund: $125 million. Estimate: $350.

Deadlines

Submit by N/A (Oyster catalog; administrator can extend or amend).

Proof

No · Marked no-proof in Oyster; you still complete identity fields on the official form.

Is this settlement real?

Yes — PACER record fees $125M is a court-supervised class settlement when you file on the official path (pacerfeesclassaction.com), not a pay-to-file text or crypto request.

FAQ

What is the PACER record fees $125M claim deadline?

The claim deadline is N/A.

How much is the PACER record fees $125M settlement payout?

The $125 million PACER record fees $125M fund lists an estimated $350 per eligible claimant; final amounts depend on total valid claims.

Who qualifies for the PACER record fees $125M settlement?

The U.S. government agreed to pay $125 million to resolve claims it charged excessive fees for users of its Public Access to Electronic Records, or PACER, court records system.

How do I file a PACER record fees $125M claim?

Tap Continue to official form at the top of this page to open pacerfeesclassaction.com, complete the administrator form, and submit before the deadline.

Do I need proof for the PACER record fees $125M settlement?

No—you do not need a receipt or proof of purchase for this program, but you still complete identity fields on the official form.

Is the PACER record fees $125M settlement legit?

Yes—the PACER record fees $125M program is court-supervised. File only through pacerfeesclassaction.com, linked at the top of this page.