Thinkware Dashcam Claim Form Lists Five Models and a December 14 Deadline

A claim ID and purchase evidence affect what the administrator asks for. There is no fixed award in the form.

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The camera model matters

The Thinkware settlement claim form sets December 14, 2026 as the online-submission or mailing-postmark deadline. Its eligibility language names five dashcam products, rather than every camera sold by the brand. The document concerns Ratzak v. Thinkware Systems USA in California state court.

The listed products are X700, F200PRO, DC-M2-FG-IR, DC-M2-FG and F70PRO dashcams. The form describes United States residents who purchased the class products between January 25, 2019 and August 31, 2024. Compare the model on the device or purchase record with the exact list before filing.

Multiple cameras need more paperwork

Anyone claiming more than one class product must include purchase evidence. The form also calls for proof, purchase location, date and serial number when the claimant did not receive a settlement claim ID. Keep the original transaction records: an approximate recollection does not replace every document the administrator may require.

The form describes a weighted, proportional distribution that depends on valid claims and the number and mix of products claimed. It does not promise a flat payment per camera. The administrator may request more information. We verified the hosted form, but its main website did not load during this check; recheck current case instructions before submitting personal information.

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