How to find proof of purchase for a settlement claim

Purchase receipt

What is it?

A document (paper or digital) showing you bought the product or service.

An order number or purchase ID is usually enough.

How to attach:

  • Make a clear screenshot or scan of your receipt.
  • Upload the copy to your claim on claimmoney.com when the form asks for it.
  • Never send your original receipt unless the instructions say so.

Order confirmation email

How to find it:

Search your email inbox for confirmation messages from the retailer.

How to attach:

  • Make a clear screenshot or printout of the full email, showing relevant details.
  • Upload it to your claim on claimmoney.com when the form asks for it.
  • Never send your only copy or delete the email until your claim is resolved.

Account statement or bank transaction

What is it?

A record from your bank, credit card, or PayPal showing you paid for the product/service.

How to find it:

Take a screenshot of the relevant transaction on your bank or credit card statement. Blur or hide the rest of the data.

How to attach:

  • Make a clear screenshot or scan of the transaction page.
  • Upload it to your claim on claimmoney.com when the form asks for it.
  • Never send your full original statement. Hide unrelated personal information if you can.

Product packaging or label

How to find it:

Take a photo of the packaging, label, or barcode.

How to attach:

  • Make a clear screenshot or scan of your photo.
  • Upload it to your claim on claimmoney.com when the form asks for it.
  • Never mail the original packaging unless instructed.

Product itself with serial or lot number

How to find it:

Locate and photograph the product's serial or lot number.

How to attach:

  • Make a clear screenshot or scan of the image.
  • Upload it to your claim on claimmoney.com when the form asks for it.

Notice ID or claim ID

What is it?

A special code sent to you by mail or email inviting you to file a claim.

How to find it:

  • Check your email (search for "claim ID," "settlement," or the product name).
  • Search your physical mail for a postcard or letter from the settlement administrator.
  • If you lost it, visit the official settlement website. Some let you request your ID.

Warranty registration or service record

What is it?

Proof you registered a product or received service (especially for cars, electronics, or appliances).

How to find it:

  • Check your email for a warranty confirmation.
  • Log in to your product account (e.g., Apple, Samsung, car dealership).
  • Find paper warranty cards in your files.

How to attach:

  • Make a clear screenshot or scan of your warranty record.
  • Upload it to your claim on claimmoney.com when the form asks for it.

Membership or account record

What is it?

Proof you had an account or membership with a company during a certain period.

How to find it:

  • Log in to your account on the company website and screenshot your membership status/history.
  • Check old emails for "Welcome" messages or renewal receipts.

How to attach:

  • Make a clear screenshot or scan of your membership record.
  • Upload it to your claim on claimmoney.com when the form asks for it.

Product recall notice

What is it?

A letter or email from a company or government agency alerting you about a recall.

How to find it:

  • Search your email for "recall" plus the product or company name.
  • Check your mailbox for letters from the manufacturer.

How to attach:

  • Make a clear screenshot of the message.
  • Upload it to your claim on claimmoney.com when the form asks for it.

Photos of defective product or damage

What is it?

Photos showing a defective product, damage, or injury (for some claims).

How to find it:

  • Take new photos if you still have the item.
  • Search your phone/camera/gallery for photos from when the incident happened.

How to attach:

  • Upload the photos to your claim on claimmoney.com when the form asks for them.