Claim Monetization Services — Disputes & Resolution

Claim monetization is the process of converting a pending legal, refund, or receivable claim into cash before the underlying claim is paid. For eligible IEEPA tariff refunds, Price Ridge may purchase the claim outright, paying 75–85 cents on the dollar up front. This gives importers immediate liquidity instead of waiting for CBP review, reliquidation, and refund disbursement.

If your IEEPA refund claim qualifies, Price Ridge can evaluate the claim value, review supporting import records, and offer to purchase the claim at an agreed discount. Instead of waiting for CBP to process the refund, you receive payment now. Price Ridge then assumes responsibility for pursuing the claim through the applicable CBP process.

Common documents include CF7501 entry summaries, duty payment records, commercial invoices, customs broker records, and import data showing IEEPA tariff payments. If you do not have everything readily available, Price Ridge can coordinate with your customs broker or help retrieve records through importer query tools where available.

Price Ridge offers a free eligibility review with no obligation. For many claims, contingency-based pricing is available, meaning there is no upfront fee and Price Ridge receives an agreed percentage only when CBP disburses the refund. Claim purchase arrangements are different because the importer receives immediate cash for the claim up front.

Price Ridge aims to submit CAPE Declarations within days after receiving the necessary documents. Timing depends on the completeness of entry summaries, payment records, and broker documentation. Faster document collection helps secure an earlier position in CBP’s processing queue, which can be important when claims are reviewed in order received.

With contingency filing, Price Ridge manages the claim and is paid an agreed percentage when CBP disburses the refund. With claim purchase, Price Ridge buys the eligible refund claim outright, typically at 75–85 cents on the dollar. Contingency filing may maximize eventual recovery, while claim purchase prioritizes immediate liquidity.

Yes. Price Ridge supports Phase 2 claim positioning for finally liquidated entries, where CBP has not announced the same processing timeline as unliquidated entries. Filing helps establish the importer’s position ahead of that process. The team reviews entry status, prepares claim materials, and monitors developments affecting refund recovery.

Eligible companies generally imported goods subject to IEEPA tariffs between 2025 and 2026, paid duties under IEEPA executive orders, and have or can obtain entry summaries and payment records. Price Ridge commonly supports manufacturers, distributors, retailers, e-commerce sellers, industrial importers, and small to mid-size companies with claims of $10,000 or more.