Proof of Claim Form Information – Nationwide Public Employees Trust ("NPET")
How do I get my claims paid?
Nationwide Public Employees Trust (“NPET”) is in liquidation. The procedure to have any claim paid that is not covered by a funding agreement between the Receiver and a member’s employer is to file a claim against the liquidation estate through the Receiver's office, following the procedure outlined in Section 631.182, Florida Statutes. This claim must be filed on a proof of claim form.
How do I file my claim with the Receiver?
On January 18, 2005, the Receiver mailed proof of claim forms to all parties that the Receiver identified as having a possible claim against the NPET estate. If you did not receive a proof of claim form, the Receiver will send one to any person or business requesting one. The form you submit should identify the total amount of your claim and include supporting documentation such as invoices, statements, etc., which detail your claim. The person actually making the claim, or his representative, must sign the form and the signature must be notarized. To be considered timely filed,
all filed proof of claim forms should have been submitted on or before April 29, 2005. The proof of claim form will include an IRS W-9 form, which must be completed and returned with the claim.
How much will be paid on my claim and when will this payment be made?
The amount of any potential payment cannot be known until after the amount of all liabilities has been established and all reasonable efforts to recover and liquidate assets have been exhausted. Please be advised that it may take several years before a distribution of assets, if any, is made in this receivership, due to collection efforts and litigation.
Can I use the form received by my friend, co-worker or employer?
No. Each proof of claim form is identified for your interests and given a tracking number (the Receiver's Identification Number) to represent your unique claim.
Our medical office has several patients, each with several bills. How many Proof of Claim forms do we need?
A proof of claim form tailored specifically for providers will be sent with instructions on how to complete the form.
What if my name and/or address changes after I file my claim?
It is your responsibility to notify the Receiver, in writing, if you change your name and/or mailing address.
Supporting documentation for any name changes should be attached to your request. If you are requesting an address change, please
include both your old and new address in your correspondence. When corresponding with the Receiver, please be sure to reference
your Receiver's Identification Number. You should also include the date of the correspondence and sign your letter.
If you have recently changed your name or mailing address, please click
here.
How do I obtain a Proof of Claim form?
If you did not receive a Proof of Claim form, please request a form using
our "Contact Us" form. Alternatively, you may contact the Receiver by calling 850-413-3081
.
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