Total Vision $475,000 Data Breach Class Action Settlement
By the Class Action Buddy Editorial Team · Last reviewed August 11, 2026 · ✓ verified against https://totalvisionsettlement.com
Yes, this settlement is real, and claims are open until 5 October 2026. It resolves Ramey, et al. v. Total Vision, LLC, et al. in the Superior Court of California, County of San Diego, where Judge Carolyn Caietti authorized the notice.
The case is about a data security incident on 30 October 2020 at Total Vision, LLC. The class is limited to California residents to whom Total Vision mailed notice of that incident.
The court has not granted final approval yet — that hearing is set for December — and no money moves until it does.
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Who Was Eligible?
Who the settlement covered:
You are in the class if you are a California resident and Total Vision mailed you notice of the 30 October 2020 incident. Both parts matter: this is a California-only class, and it is defined by who was sent notice.
If you believe you were affected but never received a letter, contact the settlement administrator and ask to be checked against the class list before the 5 October deadline rather than after it.
How Much Did It Pay?
Two benefits, and you can claim both.
- A Pro-Rata Cash Payment. This is a share of what is left in the fund, so it has no fixed value. The administrator states plainly that it depends on the number of class members who participate, the amount of approved claims, and other court-approved deductions.
- Reimbursement of documented out-of-pocket expenses, up to $1,000. This one has a hard cap, and it needs evidence — the documents that tie the cost to the incident.
We are not going to quote you a per-person cash figure, because none is knowable. A pro-rata share moves with the number of approved claims: it is arithmetic that only resolves after the claims window closes. Anyone publishing a number today is inventing it.
How this claim was filed
This settlement is closed, so the steps below are kept for reference only — they no longer lead anywhere you can file.
Submit the Claim Form online at the official settlement website, or by post so it is postmarked no later than 5 October 2026. You may also ask the administrator to mail you a paper form. Filing is free.
The exclusion and objection deadline is earlier — 4 September 2026. That is the date to note if you want to keep your right to sue Total Vision separately; miss it and you stay in the class.
Claim the documented-expense reimbursement at the same time as the cash payment if you have the paperwork. There is no reason to choose between them.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the deadline to file a claim for the Total Vision $475,000 Data Breach Class Action Settlement?
The deadline to file a claim was Oct 05, 2026, and it has passed. Claims are no longer accepted for this settlement.
How much can I receive from the Total Vision $475,000 Data Breach Class Action Settlement?
The maximum payout per eligible claimant is up to $1,000. Actual payments may be lower depending on the total number of valid claims filed and the available settlement fund.
Did I need documentation for the Total Vision $475,000 Data Breach Class Action Settlement?
Yes — this settlement required supporting documentation, and the official claim form set out what counted.
What is the Total Vision claim deadline?
5 October 2026, whether you file online or by post. The exclusion and objection deadline is earlier, on 4 September 2026, and the final approval hearing is in December.
Do I have to live in California?
Yes. The settlement class is California residents to whom Total Vision mailed notice of the 30 October 2020 data security incident. It is not a nationwide class.
How much is the Total Vision cash payment?
It is pro-rata, so there is no set amount. The administrator states it depends on how many class members participate, the total of approved claims, and other court-approved deductions. The separate reimbursement for documented out-of-pocket expenses is capped at $1,000.
Can I claim both the cash payment and expenses?
Yes. The pro-rata cash payment and the reimbursement of documented out-of-pocket expenses are separate benefits on the same claim form. The reimbursement needs documentation; the cash payment does not.
Which court is handling this?
The Superior Court of California, County of San Diego, at 330 West Broadway. Judge Carolyn Caietti authorized the class notice. The case is Ramey, et al. v. Total Vision, LLC, et al.
Primary source: official settlement administrator — totalvisionsettlement.com. The settlement details on this page were checked against the administrator’s official website.
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