The $415,000 STV Inc. job posting settlement claim form is the required filing to request an equal-share payment for Washington job applications linked to postings without pay ranges. It collects contact information, the LoginID and PIN from the mailed notice, and a certification that the filer qualifies.
A class action settlement is a court-supervised agreement that pays eligible group members without a trial. Here the group centers on people who sought Washington work with STV Incorporated or STV Construction, Inc. during the covered period.
Official resources:
- Read the official guidance from Wa — Use this primary source to verify the official guidance.
- Read the official notice from Openclassactions — Use this primary source to verify the official announcement.
Table of Contents
- Who is covered?
- What payment does the form pursue?
- How do you complete and file it?
- What deadlines and choices apply?
Who is covered?
The class covers people who applied for a Washington job opening with either defendant between January 1, 2023 and July 26, 2025 through a posting without the pay range, according to OpenClassActions in its settlement summary. That missing disclosure is the core issue.
Washington law requires larger employers to list the wage scale, salary range or fixed wage plus benefits in each posting. The lawsuit, filed by John Milito in King County Superior Court, alleges STV postings left that pay information out.
What payment does the form pursue?
The deal is valued at up to $415,000, with an official website estimate of $1,592.71 per valid claimant paid in equal shares, capped at $5,000 per person, according to OpenClassActions in its payment estimate. The final per-person amount depends on how many valid claims succeed.
Equal shares means every approved claimant receives the same dollar amount, subject to the cap. More valid claims lower each check, while fewer valid claims raise it.
How do you complete and file it?
Claimants must file online with the LoginID and PIN from the mailed notice, or by mail or email, by December 8, 2026, and all claims face verification, according to Simpluris on the official claim-login page. Keep the mailed notice nearby before starting.
Use the contact information on the form if the notice is lost. Do not submit twice unless correcting an error.
- Confirm name, address, and contact details match the notice
- Enter the LoginID and PIN exactly as printed
- Certify the Washington application and submit before the deadline
- Save the confirmation number or mailed receipt
What deadlines and choices apply?
Key deadlines are December 8, 2026 to claim, opt out or object, with a final approval hearing before Judge Port on February 12, 2027 at 9:00 a.m., according to Simpluris on the official dates page. Filing on time preserves the chance for payment. Doing nothing keeps class membership but forfeits payment and bars later suit on the same claims.
The court has not finally approved payment and defendants deny liability. For questions, the settlement administrator is Simpluris at [email protected], (888) 369-3780, P.O. Box 26170, Santa Ana, CA 92799.