USAA - Total Loss Claims (Michigan)
USAA allegedly failed to fully pay Michigan sales tax and vehicle regulatory fees on certain leased vehicles declared total losses.
Eligibility
Who may qualify?
You may qualify if USAA insured your leased vehicle in Michigan and handled its total-loss claim from January 27, 2015 through March 11, 2026.
Payout
How much could I get?
Qualifying claimants can receive the Michigan sales tax and vehicle regulatory fees USAA did not already pay them.
Filing effort
How hard is it to file?
You must submit a Claim Form, and mailed settlement notices include a Mail ID that may help identify your claim.
Claim ID help
How do I find my claim ID or notice?
Where to look for your claim ID or notice
Check the settlement notice or Claim Form mailed to you and look near your name and address for the Mail ID.
What to do if you cannot find your claim ID
Call the Settlement Administrator at 1-800-598-3078 or email [email protected] if you cannot find your notice or Mail ID.
Email search keywords
Try copying these keywords into Gmail, Outlook, or another email search box.
"Marchek Settlement" OR "Marchek v. USAA" OR "USAA" OR "Rust Consulting" OR "Claim ID" OR "Notice ID" OR "Unique ID" OR "Settlement ID" OR "Class Member ID" OR "PIN" OR "Mail ID"Eligibility check
Am I eligible for this settlement?
Answer a few quick questions.
This is not legal advice. The quiz may be wrong. Always review the official settlement website before filing.
Official source
Where do I file or verify details?
Use the official settlement website to verify eligibility, claim forms, deadlines, notices, and administrator instructions before filing.
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