USFIA victims have been given a final August 9th deadline to sort out their claims.

Following a July 24th court order, the USFIA Receiver published the following update;

On Monday the Court directed the Receiver to make one final attempt at paying the approved claimants who have not yet been able to receive a distribution payment.

Accordingly, those claimants are requested to immediately send payment instructions to the Receiver.

Instructions must include either a Paypal email account, or a valid address where a check can be received; please also include your full name, claim number (or your member ID number) and ID card or passport.

USFIA victims with a valid claim who fail to do this by August 9th, “will forfeit your claim and you will not be paid.”

Note that this is for USFIA victims with an existing valid claim. The Receiver “is not accepting new claims”.

Additionally;

If you already received a distribution payment, you do not need to contact the receiver at this time, unless you need to update your payment information for the second distribution.

Note that while we do track Receivership news, BehindMLM is not technical support for Receiverships.

Anyone with questions regarding the USFIA victim distribution processes should contact the Receivership.

🤖 Quick Answer

What is the August 9th deadline for USFIA victims?
USFIA victims have until August 9th to submit their payment instructions to the Receiver. Those with approved claims must provide either a PayPal email or valid mailing address, along with full name, claim number, and identification documentation to receive their distribution payment.

What happens if USFIA claimants miss the August 9th deadline?
USFIA claimants who fail to submit required payment instructions by August 9th will forfeit their claims and lose eligibility for payment distributions. The court-ordered deadline represents the final opportunity for approved victims to receive compensation.

What payment methods are available for USFIA claim distributions?
The USFIA Receiver offers two payment methods for approved claimants: direct transfer via PayPal email account or physical check delivery to a valid mailing address. Claimants must specify their preferred method

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