How to Fill Out and Submit the Infosys Data Settlement Claim Form

The Infosys data settlement claim form is available at infosysdatasettlement.com and must be submitted online or postmarked by mail no later than December 1, 2025.1Infosys McCamish Settlement. McNally, et al. v. Infosys McCamish Systems, LLC If your personal information was exposed in the November 2023 ransomware attack on Infosys McCamish Systems, you can claim up to $6,000 in documented financial losses, two years of credit monitoring with up to $1 million in identity theft insurance, or both. The $17.5 million settlement fund covers roughly 6.5 million people whose data Infosys McCamish identified as subject to unauthorized access.2Infosys. Update on McCamish Cyber Incident – Proposed Settlement of All Class Action Lawsuits

Who Can File a Claim

You qualify if you live in the United States and received an individualized notice about the breach by mail or email. That notice means Infosys McCamish and its forensic experts determined your personal information was likely accessed without authorization during the incident.3ClassAction.org. McNally v. Infosys McCamish Systems LLC – Claim Form Infosys McCamish processes data for multiple life insurance and retirement companies, so people affected are customers of those downstream clients rather than direct Infosys customers.4Infosys. Update on McCamish Cybersecurity Incident

If you think your data was involved but no notice ever reached you, call the settlement administrator at (833) 621-8670 to confirm your eligibility before the filing deadline.

What You Can Claim

The settlement offers three benefits, and you can combine them. Documented financial loss reimbursement is capped at $6,000 per person. If approved claims exceed what the fund can pay, every payment is reduced proportionally.3ClassAction.org. McNally v. Infosys McCamish Systems LLC – Claim Form

Documented Financial Losses

These are out-of-pocket costs tied to the breach: bank fees, credit monitoring you paid for on your own, communication charges, costs to freeze or unfreeze your credit, and similar expenses. Each loss needs documentation and a plausible connection to the incident. Costs that predate November 2023, or that the administrator cannot link to the breach, will be denied. The total across all your documented losses cannot exceed $6,000.3ClassAction.org. McNally v. Infosys McCamish Systems LLC – Claim Form

Credit Monitoring

Every class member can elect two years of single-bureau credit monitoring at no cost, including up to $1 million in identity theft insurance. This benefit is separate from any monetary reimbursement. If you already paid for credit monitoring after the breach, you can claim that cost under financial losses and still sign up for the settlement-provided monitoring going forward.

Residual Payment

If money remains in the fund after approved losses and credit monitoring are paid, the court may authorize a residual distribution. No amount is guaranteed; it depends entirely on claim volume.

How to Complete the Claim Form

Download or complete the form at infosysdatasettlement.com.1Infosys McCamish Settlement. McNally, et al. v. Infosys McCamish Systems, LLC The notice you received by mail or email contains a Unique ID that links your submission to the administrator’s records. Enter it where the form asks. If you cannot find the notice, call (833) 621-8670 before the deadline.

The form asks for your full legal name, current mailing address, phone number, and email. Fill every field. Incomplete contact information is one of the most common reasons claims stall. After the personal information section, select which benefits you are claiming and provide the supporting details for each.

For financial loss reimbursement, list each expense separately with the date, dollar amount, and a brief description of how it relates to the breach. Attach legible copies of supporting documents, not originals. Useful documentation includes:

  • Bank or credit card statements showing the charge
  • Receipts from credit monitoring services you paid for
  • Phone bills reflecting calls to banks or credit bureaus
  • Correspondence from financial institutions confirming fraudulent activity
  • Police reports and creditor letters if you experienced identity theft

You will affirm under penalty of law that the information is true and correct. Claims are subject to verification and audit, and the administrator may request additional documentation.3ClassAction.org. McNally v. Infosys McCamish Systems LLC – Claim Form Keep copies of everything you send.

How to Submit the Form

You have two options, both tied to the same December 1, 2025 deadline.

Online submission at infosysdatasettlement.com is faster. The portal lets you upload supporting documents and gives you an on-screen confirmation. If you file by mail, print and complete the form, attach copies of all supporting documents, and mail the package so it is postmarked no later than December 1, 2025. Certified mail is worth the cost here because it gives you proof of the postmark date.

The mailing address is:3ClassAction.org. McNally v. Infosys McCamish Systems LLC – Claim Form

McNally, et al. v. Infosys McCamish Systems, LLC
c/o Kroll Settlement Administration LLC
P.O. Box 225391
New York, NY 10150-5391

Deadlines to Know

Opting out and objecting are separate options with their own written requirements, and you cannot do both. If you want to preserve the right to sue Infosys McCamish on your own, opt out; if you want to stay in the class but challenge the terms, object. Either request must be postmarked by November 3, 2025, and mailed to the Kroll address above.5ClassAction.org. McNally v. Infosys McCamish Systems LLC – Notice of Class Action Settlement

What Happens After You File

Kroll Settlement Administration reviews your claim against the class member database and verifies your supporting documents. If something is missing or unclear, the administrator may contact you, which is why accurate contact information matters. Respond quickly to any follow-up; an unanswered inquiry can result in denial.

No money moves until the court grants final approval at the December 18, 2025 hearing. If anyone appeals the approval, the payout timeline pauses until the appeal is resolved, which can add months.1Infosys McCamish Settlement. McNally, et al. v. Infosys McCamish Systems, LLC Approved payments go out by check or electronic transfer depending on the option you selected. Every approved claim moves through the same disbursement queue, and there is no way to speed up an individual payment once the form is submitted.

Taxes on Your Payment

Cash payments from this settlement are likely taxable. Damages for non-physical injuries, which includes data breach harms like financial losses and identity theft, are generally included in gross income under federal tax law; the exclusion for personal injury damages applies only when the injury is physical.6Internal Revenue Service. Tax Implications of Settlements and Judgments Credit monitoring is a service rather than cash and is not typically reported as income.

For the 2026 tax year, settlement administrators must issue a Form 1099-MISC for payments of $2,000 or more.7Internal Revenue Service. 2026 Publication 1099 Below that threshold, you may not receive a 1099, but the income is still technically reportable. If your claim is large, a tax professional is worth the call.