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Texas contractors, prepare an Affidavit Claiming Lien with this downloadable easy-to-use template form.

Legal Basis for Affidavit

The Affidavit Claiming Lien is made pursuant to Chapter 53 of the Texas Property Code. The Affidavit is NOT a lien claim, it is a sworn statement that the party making the Affidavit has a right to claim a lien for labor, services or equipment provided for a construction or improvement project.

The lien claimant (a contractor, subcontractor or supplier) makes the Affidavit to give evidence as to the validity of their lien claim.

Format and Jurisdiction

The template is provided in MS Word format and is reusable and easy to understand. Buy the form once, use it on all your projects.

This Affidavit Claiming Lien template was prepared in accordance with Texas laws and is intended to be used only within that State.

Before you can get final payment on a construction project, you'll need to provide the owner with this Texas Final Bills Paid Affidavit by Contractor.

• The contractor attests that all amounts due to the contractor with respect to supplies, labor or materials furnished for a construction or renovation job have been paid in full.
• The contractor further states that all parties who supplied labor or materials through the contractor have also been paid, except for any that are specifically listed in the Affidavit.
• The contractor also indemnifies the property owner against claims.
• This is a reusable legal form. Buy it, download it, and it's yours to use as often as you require.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Texas.

Before you can receive a progress payment for work and materials on a construction project, you must provide the contractor / owner with this Bills Paid Affidavit.

• The subcontractor or supplier attests that all of its laborers, suppliers and subcontractors have been paid for work, materials, equipment and supplies during the stated pay period.
• The subcontractor waives all rights, claims and causes of action against the contractor and the owner arising during the pay period.
• The affiant (the person making the affidavit) agrees to indemnify the contractor against any loss or damage arising from any false or incorrect information in the affidavit.
• This legal form template is available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Texas.

Texas home owners, if you have just completed construction on your home, you must swear an Affidavit of Completion under Section 53.106 of the Texas Property Code.

• The Affidavit of Completion must be served on the contractor and each sub-trade or supplier that has sent you a notice of lien liability.
• The form contains a copy of Section 53.106 of the Code, and a Certificate of Delivery to record the details of how the document was served.
• Subcontractors and other lien claimants have 40 days from the date of completion to file an affidavit claiming a lien.
• This form is in MS Word format, and is easy to download, fill in and print.
• Intended for use only in the State of Texas.

Prepare an Affidavit of No Liens for a corporation, organization or other entity that owns a real estate property with this free template form for Texas.

• The Affidavit must be sworn by a director, officer, or other person of authority within the entity, who has personal knowledge of the matters being attested to in the Affidavit.
• This form of affidavit is often required by mortgagees or title insurance companies as part of the real estate conveyance and transfer documentation.
• The affiant attests that the owner holds title to the property and:
  • there are no liens against the property,
  • there are no leases,
  • all invoices for labor, services and materials for improvements have been paid in full,
  • there are no legal actions, bankruptcy proceedings, or executions filed or pending against the owner, and
  • the owner is not a debtor in bankruptcy.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Texas.