New York Subcontractor Affidavit, Final Waiver and Release of Lien Rights

New York subcontractors, waive your lien rights with this Affidavit, Final Waiver of Claims and Liens, and Release of Rights form.

  • In exchange for final payment owing under the contract, the subcontractor / lienor acknowledges payment in full and releases the owner and the contractor from all claims and liens with respect to the improvements on the property that the subcontractor provided labor or materials to.
  • The subcontractor releases all of its claims and rights with respect to the contract and the project.
  • The subcontractor also indemnifies and holds the owner and the contractor harmless against any losses or expenses if a laborer, supplier or subcontractor of the lienor should claim a lien or lien right.
  • The form includes a copy of the 2024 New York Laws, Article 2, s. 34, for reference.
  • Available in MS Word format. Fully editable and reusable.
  • For use only in the State of New York.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 17-July-2025
SKU: 6899
$6.50
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