PRIVATE:
The preliminary notice must be received within 30 days of 1st performance. NOTE: This notice is only required if the claimants contract is with a 1st or 2nd tier subcontractor.
PUBLIC:
A preliminary notice is not required.
PRIVATE:
The preliminary notice must be received within 30 days of 1st performance. NOTE: This notice is only required if the claimants contract is with a 1st or 2nd tier subcontractor.
PUBLIC:
A preliminary notice is not required.
PRIVATE:
This notice is only required on single-family residential construction projects, and needs to be sent only by subcontractors, material suppliers and design professionals not in privity with the owner.
PUBLIC:
An interim notice is not required.
PRIVATE:
Within 90 days of last performance of labor or last delivery date of materials.
PUBLIC:
File within 90 days of last delivery or last date of performance of labor and must not be given before final performance.
PRIVATE:
Against Real Property:
Within the earlier of 180 days from the date of filing the lien, or 90 days after filing (by the owner, contractor, or their agent or attorney) of a Notice of Contest of Lien.
Against Leased Property:
Against the Bond:
PUBLIC:
More than 90 days but less than 1 year after the claimant last performed labor or last supplied material.
On Private Projects:
Suppliers to suppliers do not have lien rights.
On Public Projects:
Suppliers to suppliers do not have lien rights.
On Private Projects:
The claim is limited to the unpaid contract price at the time the first notice of lien is filed.
On Public Projects:
Yes. This is a full price lien state.