Are you an Heir of an Individual Indian Money Account Holder?
THE DEADLINE TO FILE A CLAIM IS
A
Who is eligible?
You are eligible for a money award if you are an heir of one or more of the over 17,000 Individual Indian Money (IIM) account holders whose Cobell settlement awards were not distributed. You must submit a claim form with proof that you are an heir. Claim forms can be submitted online or can be downloaded and mailed to the administrator by
Here's what you need.
Heir eligibility proof includes any of the following:
- A state or tribal probate order identifying estate heirs; or
- A last will and testament approved by a probate order; or
- A small estate document from an approved state in accordance with small estate procedures; or
- Documentation showing the appointment of an estate Executor, Administrator, or Personal Representative; or
- A federal probate order that directs distribution of trust funds or trust lands.
A copy of a tribal, or state, or federal probate order is needed to establish whether the Settlement Administrator can pay the heir(s) directly for the estate's Settlement award.
If you do not have a tribal or state probate order but a personal representative or executor has been named for the estate, funds may be released to the representative or executor, and they will be responsible for distributing the funds according to the wishes of the deceased Class Member.
After the
LEARN MORE
Visit: CobellSettlement.com
Call: 800-961-6109
Write: Indian Trust Settlement, c/o Kroll Settlement Administration, P.O. Box 5324,
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SOURCE Kroll Settlement Administration
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