Express Lien

What is notice?
Rules about pre-lien notices are different from state to state, and project to project. For your state's notice requirements, click here.

In general, lien notices must meet certain form requirements, and oftentimes even use pre-established font sizes and styles! There are also delivery requirements for lien notices.

In general, there are 2 types of notices: Preliminary Notices and Notices of Intent to Lien. Express Lien prepares and files both.

A "Preliminary Notice" must usually be provided to the notified party before work begins on a construction project, or within a certain time frame from when materials and/or materials are first furnished.

A "Notice of Intent to Lien," on the other hand, must usually be provided to the notified party before filing a lien, usually 7-15 days before the filing.

How Express Lien Helps.
Express Lien sends thousands of notices to property owners across the country. Our lien notices are written by attorneys who practice construction law, and they are specficially tailored to your construction project.

By simply filling out a form, Express Lien will prepare and send your notice - and preserve your company's right to lien.

Do I have to
send notice?

Every state and every project is different. Click on "State Requirements" for your state's rules. More Information about the lien laws in your state can also be found on our wiki:
http://wiki.expresslien.com.

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Do I have to
send notice?

Every state and every project is different. Click on "State Requirements" for your state's rules. More Information about the lien laws in your state can also be found on our wiki:
http://wiki.expresslien.com.

Notice requirements changes from state-to-state, and even project to project. It never hurts to send pre-lien notice in every project, but it is only required in some projects. A state-by-state analysis is found right here at expresslien.com.

You can also learn more about your state's requirements at our Online wiki: http://wiki.expresslien.com.

You may visit your state's page on our wiki by going to http://yourstate.expresslien.com. State-by-state information on pre-lien notices is also found below - please click on your state to see more information.

When its essential that a "Notice of Lien Rights" be delivered to the owner of a project:

It's important that the notice is properly drafted
It's important that the notice is properly delivered
It's important that you can prove notice was received

ExpressLien.com revolutionizes how your company can protect its lien rights.

The notices used by Express Lien are drafted by construction attorneys, and are tailored to fit your project, and our notice forms are altered whenever state regulations change.

Furthermore, copies of the notice and proof of its delivery are kept on ExpressLien.com's secure servers to ensure that if your company ever has a payment problem on a project, it will have the right to file its lien.

For only $35.00, its now easier than ever to protect the interests of your company. File your pre-lien notice with us today.

Do I have to
send notice?

Every state and every project is different. Click on "State Requirements" for your state's rules. Find more information about your state's requirements on our wiki at http://wiki.expresslien.com.

You can have a Pre-Lien Notice prepared and sent now, each for the flat fee of only $35.00. Place your order by clicking on one of the options below - choosing to place your order by fax, over the phone, or by submitting your information through our secure online form.