Open for claimsConsumer feesDomino’s San Francisco HSCO Fee Settlement
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California residents who paid the disputed six-percent HSCO fee on purchases at four San Francisco Domino’s stores from December 4, 2023 through August 12, 2026 may receive a voucher worth 75% of that fee, or choose a cash payment worth 50% of that fee. These percentages apply to the disputed fee, not the entire purchase price.
Eligible members with a valid email address in the defendants’ purchase records receive a voucher automatically unless they make a timely cash claim. Members without an associated valid email address must submit proof of purchase and a valid claim to receive either benefit. The claim deadline is November 8, 2026.
The lawsuit alleges the fee was improperly identified as a tax. Defendants deny wrongdoing. The settlement has preliminary approval; benefits depend on final approval and the settlement becoming effective.
Key facts
- Claim deadline
- November 8, 2026; notice says before 11:59 pm, without a timezone
- Benefit options
- 75% of the disputed fee as a voucher, or 50% as cash
- Eligible purchases
- December 4, 2023–August 12, 2026 at four specified San Francisco stores
- Case
- Miller v. Asi Foods Inc., CGC-25-630503
Official settlement administrator: American Legal Claim Services, LLC
Evidence for key facts
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Claim statusChecked
Claim Submission Deadline November 8, 2026
Administrator key datesKey Dates table
Who qualifiesChecked
any and all individuals who resided in California and purchased items from Defendants' four San Francisco Locations and paid the Disputed Fee from December 4, 2023, to August 12, 2026.
Signed preliminary approval order and revised agreementPDF p2, paragraph2
Who qualifiesChecked
The class does not include “(a) any persons who validly and timely submit a Request for Exclusion according to the terms of this Agreement; (b) Defendants and their officers, directors, employees, agents, and affiliates; Alexander Xue; counsel for the parties, any members of the judiciary to whom this case is assigned, their staff, and immediate family members.”
Signed preliminary approval order and revised agreementPDF p2, footnote2; typography normalized
Payment and benefitsChecked
a Voucher in the amount of seventy-five percent (75%) of the HSCO fee paid during the class period; or (2) a Monetary Alternative in the form of a payment in the amount of fifty percent (50%) of the fee paid during the class period.
Issued legal noticePDF pp1–2, The Proposed Settlement
Payment and benefitsChecked
The Vouchers: (i) shall be redeemable only at the Four San Francisco Locations; (ii) shall not expire; (iii) shall not be transferable and valid for a single use only; (iv) are not redeemable for cash
Signed preliminary approval order and revised agreementPDF p8, revised agreement §2.3
Proof requirementsChecked
Attach all proofs of purchase reflecting your payment of the fee at one of the four locations.
Issued paper claim formPDF p1, instruction3
Proof requirementsChecked
By signing and submitting this completed Claim Form, I am verifying under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the information contained on this form is true and correct.
Issued paper claim formPDF p1, signature declaration
Proof requirementsChecked
For Class Members that provided a valid e-mail address when ordering, a Voucher to your email without any further action required by you. For Class Members who prefer to receive a Monetary Value rather than a Voucher, you must submit a Claim Form.
Issued legal noticePDF p3, How to Receive Your Settlement Payment
Claim deadlineChecked
submit it before 11:59 pm on November 8, 2026.
Issued legal noticePDF p3, How to Receive Your Settlement Payment; no timezone stated
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The date of delivery of a claim form is deemed to be the date of the submission of the form to the Claims Administrator.
Issued legal noticePDF p3, same section
Who qualifies
- You resided in California and purchased items at one of the four covered San Francisco Domino’s locations, paying the disputed six-percent HSCO fee from December 4, 2023 through August 12, 2026.
- The covered locations are 3116 Noriega Street, 320 Bayshore Boulevard, 5200 Geary Boulevard, and 728 Geary Street, all in San Francisco.
- Excluded are valid opt-outs; defendants and their officers, directors, employees, agents and affiliates; Alexander Xue; counsel for the parties; and assigned judiciary members, their staff and immediate family members.
How to receive a voucher or claim cash
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Check your purchases and notice
Confirm that you paid the disputed fee at a covered store during the class period. The official online claim login asks for your Notice ID and PIN.
- 2
Choose your benefit
If defendants have your valid email linked to your purchases, a voucher is the default. Submit a valid claim if you prefer a cash payment. For purchases without an associated email, provide proof showing the amount paid to the administrator and follow its login and claim instructions.
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Complete the official claim
Use the official Online Claim Submission page and sign the claim under penalty of perjury. The separate paper form for members who did not use email asks for name, mailing address, email, voucher or check choice, all proof of purchases reflecting the fee, and a signature.
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Submit by November 8, 2026
The notice says to submit before 11:59 pm on November 8, but does not identify a timezone. File early. The notice treats delivery as submission; it does not give mailed claims a postmark extension. The paper form mailing address is Miller v Asi Foods, c/o Settlement Administrator, PO Box 23698, Jacksonville, FL 32241-3698.
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Frequently asked questions
How much will I receive?
The voucher equals 75% of the disputed HSCO fees you paid during the class period. The cash alternative equals 50% of those fees. The administrator uses defendants’ purchase records and valid proof for purchases not associated with an email; no flat dollar payment is promised.
Do I need to file a claim for a voucher?
Eligible members with a valid email address in defendants’ records receive a voucher by default. A timely valid claim is required for cash instead. Members without an associated valid email address need proof of purchase and a valid claim for either benefit.
Where can I use the voucher?
Only at the four covered San Francisco Domino’s stores. It does not expire, is nontransferable and single-use, cannot be redeemed for cash or used for past purchases, and will not be replaced if lost or stolen.
What is the claim deadline?
November 8, 2026. The legal notice and FAQ say before 11:59 pm but do not state a timezone. The paper form must be provided to the administrator on or before November 8. Do not rely on a postmark-only deadline; the notice treats delivery as submission.
When will benefits be sent?
The revised agreement provides for distribution within 35 days after the settlement’s Final Effective Settlement Date. Final approval and any appeals affect that date, so there is no guaranteed calendar payment date.
How do I submit proof if my purchases were not linked to an email?
The administrator’s FAQ directs members to send proof showing the amount paid to info@asifoodssettlement.com or Miller v Asi Foods, c/o Settlement Administrator, PO Box 23698, Jacksonville, FL 32241. Valid submissions receive login instructions. The official site also provides a paper claim form for members who did not use email.
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