Claim process
Terra claim status: what each status means
Your Terra claim status tells you where your claim stands in the Terraform Labs review and what you can do next. A claim with the status Allowed can be sold today; a claim awaiting its Initial Determination, under an information request or in dispute has to finish that step first. Check yours on claims.terra.money or with the search box on this page.
Reviews run in rolling 30-day cycles. The first 1,299 Initial Determinations went out in August 2025, and the first Final Determinations have been issued; some claimants have objected to theirs in court (Dkt. 1392).
Facts checked
Search the claims register by claim number
Searches TerraClaim's copy of the Kroll register export (claim number and status only). Your claim details and full history are on claims.terra.money.
Every status at a glance
Find your status in the first column. The last column is your next step.
| Status | What it means | Can you sell it? | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Allowed | An allowed amount has been set for the claim | Yes | Upload your CLC form to see a firm offer, or keep the claim and wait |
| Awaiting Initial Determination | The claim is still in review | Not yet | Watch for Kroll's email; leave your email with TerraClaim to be told when it clears |
| Additional information requested | Kroll needs more evidence before it can decide | Not yet | Answer through the portal by the deadline in the request |
| Disputed | The Initial Determination has been challenged | Not yet | Follow the dispute steps to a Final Determination |
| Expunged | The claim was removed from the register | No | Find out why, and consider a free Second Look |
| Withdrawn | The filer took the claim off the register | No | If you did not mean to withdraw it, contact Kroll |
Where to check your status
Your full, current record is in the portal at claims.terra.money: log in with the email address you filed with. For a quick check by claim number, use the search box on this page, which reads TerraClaim's copy of the Kroll register export. Kroll Terra claim search compares the options and explains what to do if you cannot find your claim.
The live figures on this page show how all the claims on the register are split between the statuses, with the date of the export.
Awaiting Initial Determination
Your claim has been filed and is waiting for review. The Plan Administrator sends Initial Determinations in rolling 30-day cycles; the first tranche of 1,299 went out in August 2025. No schedule per claim is published, so nobody can tell you which cycle yours is in.
What to do: keep access to the email address on your claim and watch for Kroll's "Notification of Initial Determination". What the Initial Determination says explains how to read it. If you plan to sell, you can upload your CLC form now and leave your email, and TerraClaim tells you when the claim clears.
Additional information requested
Kroll has asked for more evidence before it decides. In total 5,285 claimants received such a request (Dkt. 1392). Answer only through the portal or through Kroll directly, and keep to the deadline in the request.
Do not ignore it: the review cannot finish without your answer. Be wary of look-alike emails that ask you to reply through another site. What the request means covers what is usually asked and how to answer.
Disputed, and the Final Determination
If you disagree with your Initial Determination, you can dispute it, and 9.9% of Initial Determinations are disputed (Dkt. 1392). The steps: 30 days to dispute and 60 days to submit evidence, both from receiving the Initial Determination. Then a Final Determination: 30 days to dispute it in the portal, and 90 days from receiving it to object in court. The first Final Determinations have been issued, and some claimants have objected to theirs in court (Dkt. 1392).
Disputing takes time and is not always worth it. A free Second Look reads your notice, gives you your deadlines with email reminders, and tells you whether a challenge looks worth making. Final Determinations and disputes explains each stage. A disputed claim cannot be sold through TerraClaim until it is allowed.
Expunged or withdrawn
An expunged claim has been removed from the register, and a withdrawn claim was taken off by the person who filed it. As things stand, neither can be sold or take part in a distribution.
If your claim was expunged and you think that is wrong, check your deadlines first, then read expunged or disallowed claims for the options that may still be open to you.
Allowed: what you can do
An Allowed claim takes part in any distribution, and it can be sold. If you keep it, you wait for a payout: no date has been announced, and every claimant must pass identity checks first. See the Terra distribution date.
If you sell, you upload your CLC form, confirm from your email and see a firm cash offer from an institutional buyer. The buyer pays you directly: USDC within 24 hours of signing, often faster, or a bank wire sent within 24 hours (arrival depends on your bank). How to sell your Terra claim walks through it.