Florida Claim of Lien
Enforce your lien claim for a construction or renovation job with this Florida Claim of Lien form, pursuant to Section 713.08 of the Florida Statutes.
- Contractors, subcontractors and suppliers can use this form to claim a lien for unpaid invoices with respect to goods, labor and/or services provided for improvements to the property.
- The form includes a copy of Section 713.08 which sets out how a lien claim must be filed.
- Buy the form once, and it's yours to use as often as you require.
- Don't risk not getting paid because you didn't file on time. Buy, download and complete the form, file your claim, and breathe easier.
- This Claim of Lien form is intended for use only in the State of Florida.
Florida Contractor's Final Payment Affidavit
Before you can receive final payment on a Florida construction project, you must provide the property owner with this Contractor's Final Payment Affidavit.
Purpose of Final Payment Affidavit
The Affidavit is a sworn statement that attests:
- The contractor was contracted by the owner to furnish labor, services or materials for construction on the property.
- All of the work has been completed.
- All lienholders have been paid except for the ones disclosed in the Affidavit.
Format and Use of Document
The Affidavit template is provided in MS Word format and can be used as often as you require. There are no additional license fees for multiple uses.
The Contractor's Final Payment Affidavit template is intended to be used only in the State of Florida.
Florida Notice of Nonpayment
Give notice that you have not been paid for labor or materials for a construction project with this Notice of Nonpayment form for Florida subcontractors and suppliers.
- The Notice is given to the general contractor and the surety in accordance with Section 255.05, 337.18, 713.23 or 713.245, in order to recover payment under a surety bond.
- This Notice of Nonpayment form is for lien claimants who are not in privity (i.e. are not dealing directly) with the owner of the project.
- The form must be served by certified mail, return receipt requested.
- This is a reusable legal form in MS Word format. Buy, download, use it as often as you require.
- Intended to be used only in the State of Florida.
Florida Notice to Owner
Florida contractors, give notice to a property owner prior to perfecting your lien for a construction project with this downloadable Notice to Owner form.
Purpose of the Notice to Owner Form
Section 713.06(2)(a) of the Florida Statutes requires lienors to give written notice to a property owneras a prerequisite to perfecting their lien for a construction or renovation project.
Key Features of Form
This template form conforms with the requirements of the Statutes and includes all the required information. It also includes a copy of the relevant section of the Statutes, for your reference.
Format and Use
Once you purchase the Notice to Owner form, it is yours to use as often as you like. There are no additional usage fees.
This legal form is intended to be used only in the State of Florida.
Florida Notice to Owner
Florida contractors, give notice to a property owner prior to perfecting your lien for a construction project with this downloadable Notice to Owner form.
Purpose of the Notice to Owner Form
Section 713.06(2)(a) of the Florida Statutes requires lienors to give written notice to a property owneras a prerequisite to perfecting their lien for a construction or renovation project.
Key Features of Form
This template form conforms with the requirements of the Statutes and includes all the required information. It also includes a copy of the relevant section of the Statutes, for your reference.
Format and Use
Once you purchase the Notice to Owner form, it is yours to use as often as you like. There are no additional usage fees.
This legal form is intended to be used only in the State of Florida.
Florida Notice to Contractor
If you provided work, materials or rental equipment for a Florida construction project and you want to get paid from the payment bond, serve the prime contractor with this Notice to Contractor.
- The Notice is given pursuant to Section 713.23 of the Florida Statutes.
- The file includes instructions for filing and serving the Notice.
- Buy the form once, and it's yours to use as often as you require.
- This form is for subcontractors and suppliers in the State of Florida.
Alaska Lien Waiver and Release Forms
This Alaska Lien Waiver and Release Forms Package contains all of your lien release forms together in one convenient downloadable file.
What is Included in the Package
- Conditional Waiver and Release of Lien Upon Progress Payment
- Unconditional Waiver and Release of Lien Upon Progress Payment
- Conditional Waiver and Release of Lien Upon Final Payment
- Unconditional Waiver and Release of Lien Upon Final Payment
If you're a contractor in the State of Alaska, you'll be able to prepare your Lien Waiver and Release forms quickly and easily with this package of affordable and downloadable templates.
Available in MS Word format, fully editable and reusable.
North Carolina Lien Waiver and Release Forms Package
Get your lien waivers done and keep the payments coming with this package of North Carolina Lien Waiver and Release Forms.
State Law Governing Lien Waivers
North Carolina law does prescribe any statutory forms that lien waivers must adhere to. Both conditional and unconditional waivers are allowed.
Lien rights cannot be waived "in anticipation of and in consideration for the awarding of a contract". However, State law does allow waiving lien rights prior to payment, as long as the waiver is not given as consideration to be awarded the contract.
What is Included in the Package
This package contains the following forms which allow you to partially or fully release your lien claim against an owner's property, as payment is received:
- Conditional Partial Waiver and Release of Lien, for progress payments. This release is only valid once payment is actually received (i.e. the check has cleared).
- Unconditional Partial Waiver and Release of Lien, for progress payments.
- Conditional Waiver and Release of Lien for final payment. The release does not become effective until payment has cleared.
- Unconditional Waiver and Release of Lien for final payment.
Format and Jurisdiction
The forms are all contained in one digital template, in MS Word format. Save money by buying the package of forms instead of individually. The templates are customizable and reusable so they can be used on all your work projects.
The North Carolina Lien Waiver and Release Forms are prepared in accordance with State laws and should only be used on projects in North Carolina.
New Mexico Lien Waiver and Release Forms Package
NM contractors, prepare your lien releases quickly and easily with this package of New Mexico Lien Waiver and Release Forms.
These Lien Waiver and Release Forms allow contractors, suppliers and vendors to easily prepare releases each time a payment is received for labor, materials or equipment supplied to a construction job.
State Law Governing Lien Waivers
New Mexico law does not specify a statutory form for lien waivers. Both conditional and unconditional lien waivers are allowed.
State law allows a party to waive its lien rights in the contract. Additionally, there are no provisions in the law that prohibit a party from waiving lien rights prior to receiving payment.
What is Included in the Package
This package contains the following forms which allow you to partially or fully release your lien claim against an owner's property, as payment is received:
- Conditional Waiver and Release of Lien Upon Progress Payment,
- Unconditional Waiver and Release of Lien Upon Progress Payment,
- Conditional Waiver and Release of Lien Upon Final Payment, and
- Unconditional Waiver and Release of Lien Upon Final Payment.
Format and Jurisdiction
Save money by buying the package of forms instead of purchasing them individually. These MS Word documents are customizable and reusable so they can be used on all your work projects.
The New Mexico Lien Waiver and Release Forms are prepared in accordance with State laws and should only be used on projects within New Mexico.
