RG/2 Claims Administration: Why You Got a Letter From P.O. Box 59479, Philadelphia, PA 19102-9479
If a letter, postcard, or email tells you to write to “RG/2 Claims Administration LLC, P.O. Box 59479, Philadelphia, PA 19102-9479,” the company is real. RG/2 Claims Administration LLC — also written “RG/2 Claims” or “RG2” — is a Philadelphia-based firm that courts appoint to run class-action and data-breach settlements, most often on the notification and payment side. The single P.O. Box above is the one mailing address RG/2 publishes for itself, and it shows up on notices for entirely unrelated cases — what changes is the case name and toll-free number printed above it. That structure is exactly what a scammer would try to copy, so the sender name alone does not prove your specific notice is genuine — the case name and docket number do.
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Who Is RG/2 Claims Administration?
RG/2 Claims Administration LLC describes itself as a “boutique administrator with world-class capabilities,” founded, in its own words, by “seasoned class action practitioners and highly credentialed tax professionals” whose leadership has a “collective 100 years' experience working in the field of class action litigation and settlement administration.” No public founding year is available — the company's website footer reads “Copyright © RG/2 Claims Administration 2016-” and its Better Business Bureau file was opened on December 13, 2022. Its Philadelphia office sits at 30 South 17th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103, with additional offices in New York, San Diego, and San Francisco. Courts appoint RG/2, like other neutral administrators, to notify class members, run the official settlement website, process claims, and issue payments once a settlement is approved — most of the cases we could verify in RG/2's own records are data-breach class actions, where a company that held your data was sued and settled. Getting mail from RG/2 usually means a company that had your information, your account, or your money was part of a lawsuit that ended in a settlement covering you.
Case Details
RG/2 Claims Administration LLC — Philadelphia office: 30 South 17th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103 (the Better Business Bureau lists it as 30 S 17th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103-4001). Additional offices: 22 Vanderbilt, 335 Madison Avenue, 23rd Floor, New York, NY 10017-4669; 750 B Street, Suite 2900, San Diego, CA 92101-4681; and Spear Tower, One Market Plaza, Suite 2200, San Francisco, CA 94105-1127. Main phone: 1-866-742-4955 (dialed as 866-RG2-4955) and +1 215-979-1620; fax +1 215-827-5551. General email info@rg2claims.com, client relations rg2@rg2claims.com; individual cases use their own address, following the pattern <CaseName>@rg2claims.com. Every settlement notice we checked — nine out of nine — uses the same return address: P.O. Box 59479, Philadelphia, PA 19102-9479. Only the case name and toll-free number printed above that box change from letter to letter — for example, notices we verified for the Honeywell Data Settlement and the Henry Ford Health System Data Security Litigation both use this same P.O. Box with a different case name on the line above it. There is no single universal RG/2 consumer hotline — always use the number printed on your specific case's official settlement website, not a number from an unsolicited text or email.
Why Did I Get a Letter From RG/2 Claims Administration?
How to Tell a Real RG/2 Notice From a Scam
Five checks. (1) The return address on the envelope matches P.O. Box 59479, Philadelphia, PA 19102-9479 — the one address RG/2 uses across every notice we could verify — with a real case name printed above it, not a generic “settlement claim” line. (2) That case name and docket number are searchable independently — in RG/2's own case list at rg2claims.com/cases.html (665 records as of September 2, 2026), on the court docket, or in news coverage. (3) Filing or claiming a payment is free — any request for a “processing fee,” gift cards, or crypto is a scam, regardless of what name is on the envelope. (4) The website named in your letter matches the domain pattern of a real RG/2 case (a case-specific domain like wudatasettlement.com, or rg2claims.com itself) — watch for misspelled lookalikes. (5) When unsure, do not click a link in the message — type the settlement website into your browser yourself, or call the number printed on that official site, not a number from a text or email. RG/2's main line, 1-866-742-4955, appears on several of its cases, but some cases print their own dedicated toll-free number instead — the Union Bank & Trust breach settlement, for instance, used 800-464-3215. If your letter came from a different company altogether, our guides to Kroll Settlement Administration and Phoenix Settlement Administrators walk through the same checks for those senders.
How RG/2 Actually Pays You
Cases RG/2 Is Handling Right Now
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Wilkes University Data Breach — Claim Deadline September 3, 2026
Dean Ambosie, et al. v. Wilkes University, Case No. 2025-12631 (Court of Common Pleas, Luzerne County, PA). The settlement offers Cash Payment A, for documented losses up to $5,000, or Cash Payment B, a flat $70.00 payment. Official site: wudatasettlement.com, hotline 1-866-742-4955. <strong>The claim deadline was set for September 3, 2026.</strong> If you are reading this after that date, the claims window has closed and late claims are generally not accepted — check the official site for any update. The exclusion and objection deadline passed on August 4, 2026, and the final approval hearing is scheduled for October 6, 2026.
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Astra Space Stockholder Litigation
In Re Astra Space, Inc. Stockholder Litigation, Consol. C.A. No. 2025-0260-N (Delaware Court of Chancery). Official site: AstraSpaceStockholderSettlement.com. Listed as “Notification” status in RG/2's own case feed as of September 2, 2026, with no claim deadline published on the site at the time we checked.
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AlaTrade ESOP Settlement
Haynes, et al. v. James, et al., No. 5:26-cv-00664-HDM — the AlaTrade ESOP Settlement. Official site: AlaTradeESOPSettlement.com. Also listed as “Notification” status in RG/2's case feed; the site describes payment as an automatic distribution into plan accounts rather than a claim form you file yourself. Not every RG/2 case is a data breach — for a general sense of how a class-action settlement like this one gets sized and paid out, see our <a href="/class-action-settlement-payout-calculator">class-action settlement payout calculator</a>.
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Plus 665 cases in RG/2's public list
As of September 2, 2026, RG/2's own case-search data file listed 665 case records: 477 marked Closed, 57 in Distribution, 48 (plus 5 more in a related status) in Notification, 10 Distribution Pending, 9 Post Distribution, and smaller remaining categories — about 60 records carry an open claims-filing status. The fastest way to confirm your notice matches a real, current RG/2 case is to search the first four letters of the defendant's name at rg2claims.com/cases.html.
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What RG/2 Cannot Do — and Deadlines That Already Closed
RG/2 cannot decide who qualifies for a settlement or how much you receive — that comes from the court-approved settlement terms, not from RG/2 itself. It does not run one universal consumer hotline; each case has its own printed number, and its own case list, which held 665 records when we checked, is the place to look up your case. Several cases in that list have already closed their claim windows: the Union Bank & Trust breach settlement's claim deadline was <strong>July 21, 2026</strong>, and the Taylor University breach settlement's claim deadline was <strong>June 29, 2026</strong>. If your letter references either of those cases, the filing window is over — contact RG/2 directly at 1-866-742-4955 or info@rg2claims.com if you believe you filed on time and have not been paid.
Scam Alert: What to Watch For
RG/2 has not published its own scam-warning page, so there is no company-specific alert to point to — but the same three patterns that fraudsters use against every real class-action administrator apply to any letter carrying RG/2's name:
A request for money, gift cards, or account details
No court-appointed administrator, RG/2 included, ever charges a class member a fee to file a claim or to “release” a payment. A message asking you to pay something, or to confirm your Social Security number or online-banking login through a link, is a scam — report it at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.
Urgency with no verifiable case number
A genuine RG/2 notice always names a specific lawsuit or breach with a docket number you can look up independently, in RG/2's own case list at rg2claims.com/cases.html or on the court's own record. A vague “you're owed money, click here now” message with no case you can check is a red flag on its own.
A lookalike web address
Real RG/2 case sites use their own case-specific domains — wudatasettlement.com, AstraSpaceStockholderSettlement.com, and similar — that also appear on the underlying court docket. Type the address yourself instead of clicking a link in an email or text, and verify an unexpected check by calling the number on that official site before you cash it.
RG/2 Claims Administration FAQ
Is RG/2 Claims Administration legit?
Yes. RG/2 Claims Administration LLC is a real, Philadelphia-based class-action settlement administrator that courts appoint to notify class members and issue payments, mostly in data-breach cases. Its Better Business Bureau file, open since December 13, 2022, shows an A- rating, no BBB accreditation, and 7 complaints filed — the company itself is legitimate, but that does not make every letter using its name genuine, so verify the specific case named in your notice.
Why is RG/2 writing or emailing me about a settlement I never signed up for?
RG/2 works from the records handed over in a case — usually a company's breach-notification list, customer list, or account records — not from a sign-up form. If your information was part of the class the court certified, the settlement requires RG/2 to find and notify you, which is the letter or email you received.
Is rg2claims.com the same as the settlement website named in my letter?
No, and both are legitimate. rg2claims.com is RG/2's own corporate site, where you can search its full case list at rg2claims.com/cases.html. Each individual settlement also gets its own case-specific site — for example wudatasettlement.com for the Wilkes University case — and that case-specific site, not the corporate one, is where you file a claim or check your payment status.
How does RG/2 pay out settlements?
On the case sites we checked, RG/2 describes payment as a paper check sent by first-class U.S. mail, processed through its own CLEVerPay system. It does not publish a list of digital payment options such as PayPal, Venmo, or Zelle the way some larger administrators do — check your specific settlement's official website for how that case pays.
Is there one phone number for RG/2 Claims Administration?
RG/2's main line is 1-866-742-4955 (866-RG2-4955), and it appears on several of its cases, but not all — the Union Bank & Trust breach settlement, for example, printed its own dedicated number, 800-464-3215. Use whichever number is printed on your case's official settlement site, not one from an unsolicited message.
How do I check my claim status with RG/2?
Go to rg2claims.com/cases.html and search using the first four letters of the defendant company's name, or go directly to your case's official settlement website if your letter names one — for example wudatasettlement.com for the Wilkes University case. If you cannot find your case, RG/2's site suggests emailing info@rg2claims.com for help locating it.
I got an RG/2 check I wasn't expecting — should I cash it?
Verify first: match the case name printed on the check against RG/2's own case list at rg2claims.com/cases.html or against a court record, then call the toll-free number on that case's official site to confirm the payment is real before you cash it. Counterfeit settlement checks exist industry-wide, and cashing one can expose your bank account.
What does “P.O. Box 59479, Philadelphia, PA 19102-9479” on my envelope mean?
It means RG/2 Claims Administration LLC mailed the letter on behalf of a settlement or breach notification — this is the single return address RG/2 uses across its cases, appearing, for example, on notices we verified for the Honeywell Data Settlement and the Henry Ford Health System Data Security Litigation, each addressed “c/o RG/2 Claims Administration LLC, P.O. Box 59479, Philadelphia, PA 19102-9479” with a different case name and toll-free number above it. The company is also written “RG/2 Claims” or “RG2” on different documents, but they all point to the same address. By itself, the P.O. Box only confirms the letter came from RG/2's mail operation — the case name and docket number above it, checked against rg2claims.com/cases.html or the court record, are what confirm your specific notice is genuine.
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