FBA reimbursement deadline calculator
Amazon only accepts a reimbursement claim inside a fixed window, and a late claim is refused. Pick what happened and the date, and see when you can file and the last day to do it.
Pick what happened and the date to see your window.
Amazon's claim windows
| Claim | Counted from | You can file |
|---|---|---|
| Customer refunded, item not returned (or returned damaged) | Refund date | From day 60 to day 120 |
| Lost or damaged in an Amazon warehouse | Date Amazon reported it lost or damaged | Within 60 days |
| Lost or damaged on its way into Amazon (your shipment) | Date Amazon confirmed delivery | Within 9 months |
| Removal order lost in transit | Date the removal shipment was created | From day 15 to day 75 |
| Other removal order problems (wrong or damaged items) | Date the removal was delivered to you | Within 60 days |
These are the windows Amazon set on October 23, 2024. Since November 2024 Amazon reimburses most warehouse losses and customer returns by itself, and since March 31, 2025 it pays your sourcing cost (what you paid for the item) for units lost before a customer ordered them, not the sale price. Amazon changes these rules from time to time: check Seller Central before you rely on a date.
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