Washington Preliminary Lien Notice (Self Storage)

Start the lien sale process against a storage client who hasn't paid their fees by serving them with this Preliminary Lien Notice (Self Storage) for Washington State.

  • The Lien Notice is pursuant to the Revised Code of Washington Section 19.150.040.
  • The Notice must be given by the owner of the self storage business to a renter of a storage unit, advising the renter that the owner has a lien claim over items stored in the unit because of unpaid rent and other charges owing by the renter.
  • The form includes instructions for how the Notice must be served on the renter.
  • This is a reusable legal form. Buy it, download it, it's yours to use as often as you require.
  • You have remedies under Washington State law against dead-beat customers who fail to pay their storage fees. Get this Preliminary Lien Notice (Self Storage) form and start the ball rolling.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 11-January-2022
SKU: 6949
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Rent a storage unit to a customer with this downloadable Self Storage Rental Agreement for Washington State.

  • The unit renter must provide a list of the contents of the unit, together with approximate value and the names of any lienholders or other parties with a claim on any of the contents.
  • The renter must supply its own locks and obtain its own contents insurance. The insurance must be of sufficient value and must be maintained throughout the term of the rental.
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