Welcome to the official website for the 60s Scoop Settlement claims process. This site is regularly updated, so please check back often for updates on the claims process, claims statistics, and additional resources.
Claim Statistics Table
Claims received by the late claim application deadline Dec 2019
Claims deemed eligible based on the criteria outlined in the Settlement Agreement.
Claims that have been fully and finally denied.
Individuals who receive an Official Rejection Notice still retain the right to request reconsideration of their claims by the Reconsideration Officer. Individuals have a time-limit of 30 days to make this request.
The Administrator has reviewed these claims and determined that additional information is needed, or, the information provided does not meet the Settlement criteria. Applicants in this category will have received either a Notice of Intent to Reject, a Reminder Letter, or a Request for Additional Information (Supplementary Claim Form). Without additional information that meets the Settlement criteria, the Administrator cannot find these claims eligible. Individuals have been notified of this requirement. Individuals have a time-limit of 30 days to respond to their Reminder Letters or 45 days to respond to their Notice of Intent to Reject or Request for Additional Information letters (Supplementary Claim Form).
These claims are currently being assessed for eligibility. Note that this includes claims that are being reviewed by the Administrator, the appropriate Provincial, Territorial, or Federal agency, or by one of the four Land Claims Organizations. This category also includes claims that have been reviewed previously and are now being re-assessed either by the Reconsideration Officer or by the Administrator, based on new information applicants have provided.
These numbers are subject to change and are for informational purposes only. The number of claims being actively assessed, and the number of claims determined as requiring additional information, may go up and down as supporting documentation is received and reviewed.
Updates | View all updates
- May 2022: Progress Update - The process of requesting Court approval to issue a final payment remains underway. An update will be provided once an order is received. Continue reading
- April 2022: April Long Weekend Operating Hours - The call centre will be closed for the Good Friday statutory holiday on Friday, April 15, 2022, but will be open regular hours on Monday, April 18, 2022, 9:00 am – 8:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time. The Claims Administrator will observe the April Long Weekend Holidays on Friday, April 15, 2022, and Monday, April 18, 2022 and will be closed. You may leave a voice message when placing a call outside of operating hours. Please rest assured that your calls will be treated promptly after the holiday. You can call… Continue reading
- April 4, 2022: Progress Update on Claims Processing - The Administrator has confirmed that the number of Eligible Class Members now exceeds 20,000. According to the Settlement Agreement, if between 20,000 and 30,000 Eligible Class Members are approved by the Administrator, each Eligible Class Member will receive $25,000 total compensation. As stipulated by an Order of the Court regarding payment, where more than 20,000 claimants are determined to be Eligible Class Members, the Parties must return to Court to seek an Order regarding the second and final payment to Eligible Class Members. Counsel is in the process of requesting… Continue reading
- February 2022: Family Day Operating Hours - The Claims Administrator will continue to process applications in the 60s Scoop Class Action Settlement on Family Day, Monday, February 21, 2022. The call centre will be closed in recognition of the Family Day statutory holiday. All other days the call centre will be open regular hours, 9:00 am – 8:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time, Monday to Friday, excluding statutory holidays. You may leave a voice message when placing a call outside of operating hours. Please rest assured that your calls will be treated promptly after the holiday. You can… Continue reading