Settlements you can claim without a receipt
Keeping the receipt is the reason most people give up on a settlement they qualified for. These 11 do not require one. Either no proof of purchase is requested at all, or it is optional and a statement is enough.
Whether proof is needed is recorded per settlement from the administrator's own notice, not guessed. Anything past its deadline is removed rather than left up.
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Comcast Cable CommunicationsProof optional · closes September 14, 2026 · $50 typical
GoogleNo proof of purchase · closes September 14, 2026 · $40–$200 typical
TeslaNo proof of purchase · closes September 25, 2026 · $50–$350 typical
University of St. ThomasProof optional · closes September 28, 2026 · $50 typical
Flo HealthNo proof of purchase · closes October 15, 2026
CIBC, held through a discount brokerNo proof of purchase · closes October 21, 2026
Lands' EndProof optional · closes October 22, 2026 · $60 typical
Modernizing MedicineProof optional · closes November 2, 2026 · $75 typical
CIBC, held other than through a discount brokerNo proof of purchase · closes November 18, 2026
Ontario GovernmentProof optional · closes December 1, 2026 · C$2,000 typical
Canada Revenue AgencyProof optional · closes February 3, 2027 · C$80–C$200 typical
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