How to Fill Out and Submit the SiriusXM Class Action Claim Form

The SiriusXM class action claim form is available at SXMTCPAsettlement.com, and it must be submitted online or postmarked by March 21, 2026. The case, Campbell et al. v. Sirius XM Radio Inc., alleges that Sirius XM placed unsolicited telemarketing calls to people listed on the National Do Not Call Registry or on Sirius XM’s own internal do-not-call list, and a $28 million fund will pay approved claims along with administrative costs, attorney fees, and service awards.¹

Who Can File a Claim

You qualify if you received more than one telephone solicitation call from Sirius XM or its vendors in a twelve-month period between April 27, 2019 and October 31, 2025, while your number was on the National Do Not Call Registry or on Sirius XM’s internal do-not-call list.¹ A few additional conditions apply:

Your phone number must have been registered on the Do Not Call Registry for more than 31 days before the calls were made.
You could not have been a self-paying Sirius XM subscriber at the time of the first call, or before the second call began.
The calls can have been to a landline, cell phone, or other wireless number.

If your number appeared in Sirius XM’s dialing records, you may have already been mailed or emailed a notice with a unique Notice ID. That ID speeds up the claim, but you can still file without it by using the lookup tool on the settlement site.

What the Claim Form Asks For

You can complete the form online at SXMTCPAsettlement.com, download a printable PDF from the same site, or request a paper copy by calling the settlement administrator at 1-866-566-4210 or emailing Info@SXMTCPASettlement.com.²

The form asks for:

Your full legal name and current mailing address.
The phone number that received the unwanted calls.
Your Notice ID, if you received one in the mail or by email.
A valid email address, so the administrator can reach you if something needs clarification.
Your chosen payment method.

Look closely at the payment section. The administrator will issue your payment using whatever method you pick, and it’s on you to update your payment information if anything changes after you file.² Check every field before submitting. A typo in your phone number or address is the kind of small error that can delay or kill a claim. If your contact information changes later, notify the administrator by mail or email and include your Notice ID.

How to Submit It

You have two options, and both share the same March 21, 2026 deadline. Online submissions must be completed by that date. Mailed forms must be postmarked no later than that date.²

The online portal is faster. After you submit, save the confirmation the system generates as proof of timely filing.

If you’d rather send paper, mail the completed form to:

SXM TCPA Settlement Administrator
Attn: Claim Form Submissions
1650 Arch Street, Suite 2210
Philadelphia, PA 19103²

Use certified mail or a tracked service so you have proof of the postmark date. A form that arrives after March 21 without a timely postmark won’t be accepted.

Key Dates

March 21, 2026 — deadline to submit the claim form (online) or postmark it (mail).
March 27, 2026 — deadline to opt out or file a written objection.¹
June 26, 2026, 11:30 AM CDT — Final Approval Hearing.¹

If You’d Rather Opt Out or Object

You don’t have to participate. To keep your right to sue Sirius XM independently over these calls, exclude yourself by March 27, 2026. Opting out means no payment, but it’s the only way to preserve your individual claims.¹

If you think the terms are unfair but still want to stay in the class, file a written objection with the court by March 27, 2026, explaining why. Objecting does not disqualify you from a payment, so you can object and still file a claim. You cannot both exclude yourself and object. If you want to speak at the Final Approval Hearing, say so in your written objection; attending the hearing is not required for your objection to be considered.¹

Doing nothing means no payment and no lawsuit: you’re still bound by the settlement’s release of claims.²

When You’ll Get Paid

No payments go out until the court grants final approval at the June 26, 2026 hearing, and a further waiting period follows to allow for any appeals. Only after the settlement becomes final will the administrator calculate individual payouts and issue them using the method you selected.¹

The per-person amount is not fixed. It depends on how many valid claims are filed, because the $28 million fund also has to cover administrative costs, attorney fees, and service awards to the named plaintiffs. The settlement website does not publish a set timeline for mailing checks after approval, so plan on several months at minimum, longer if there are appeals. Check SXMTCPAsettlement.com for status updates.²

Is the Payment Taxable

Settlement payments from TCPA cases like this one are generally treated as taxable income. The IRS treats all income as taxable unless a specific code section excludes it, and the main exclusion, for damages received on account of physical injuries or physical sickness under IRC Section 104, does not apply to unwanted telemarketing calls.³ Payments under $600 usually don’t trigger a 1099, but the income is still reportable. If you’re unsure how to handle it, ask a tax professional once you know the amount.

1
Sirius XM Class Action Settlement. Campbell et al. v. Sirius XM Radio Inc.
2
Sirius XM Class Action Settlement. FAQs – Campbell et al. v. Sirius XM Radio Inc.
3
Internal Revenue Service. Tax Implications of Settlements and Judgments