New Brunswick Affidavit of Service

New Brunswick contractors, protect your lien rights by registering this Claim for Lien for labour or materials you have provided for improvements to a property.

• The Lien Claim is made in accordance with S. 20(3) of the Mechanics' Lien Act.
• The form sets out a description of the property, a list of the work done or materials furnished, and the amount being claimed.
• The form also contains an Affidavit Verifying Claim form for an individual and for multi-party claims.
• The template contains both the English and French versions.
• You also get a copy of the applicable section of the Act which sets out the procedure for filing a lien claim.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of New Brunswick, Canada.

File a lien claim for wages on behalf of two or more workers on a construction project with this New Brunswick Claim for Lien for Wages for Several Claimants form.

• The Lien Claim is made under S. 20(3) of the Mechanics' Lien Act.
• The claimants must provide a description of the property, the dates of employment, and the amount being claimed.
• This template includes both the English and French versions of the form.
• It also includes a copy of the relevant sections of the Act describing how to file a lien claim.

Construction labourers can team up to file their claim under this New Brunswick Claim for Lien for Wages for Several Claimants form. Download a copy today.

Have you been hired to work on a construction or renovation project in New Brunswick? Make sure you get paid by registering this Claim for Lien for Wages for Single Claimant.

• Section 20(3) of the Mechanics' Lien Act governs how liens for wages are to be filed.
• The claimant most provide information about the construction project, the dates of the employment period, and the amount claimed as wages.
• The form includes an Affidavit Verifying Claim form, as well as a copy of the section of the Act which describes how to file a lien claim.
• The template includes both the English and French versions of the form.

Make sure you get paid for your work. File the New Brunswick Claim for Lien for Wages for Single Claimant form.

NB landlords, is your tenant behind in rent payments? Serve the tenant with this Final Notice to Vacate, pursuant to the New Brunswick Residential Tenancy Act 1975.

• This form can only be served after you have served an initial Notice to Vacate and waited for the 7-day period for the tenant to comply.
• The landlord notifies the tenants that because they have not paid the rent as set out in the initial Notice, they must vacate the rental premises.
• If the tenants do not vacate the premises as demanded, a Sheriff may evict the tenant.
• This form can be used by both landlords and rental property managers.
• Issued by Service New Brunswick as a fillable PDF form.