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Timely filing Typically, the right to seek a mechanics lien ends six months after the completion of work on the project or the delivery of the materials. After securing a lien, there is another six-month deadline that applies to enforcing it, a process that often involves foreclosure.
Once you have properly prepared your mechanics lien form, you have to record it in the recorders office of the county where the property is located. You must record your mechanics lien within 6 months of your last day of work. You may record the lien by visiting the recorders office or by certified mail.
Under Missouri law, liens must be verified by oath, and include the five items below: The formal name of the business filing the claim. A just and true account of the demand for payment. A truthful description of the property. The identity of the property owner. The identity of the general contractor, if applicable.
In Missouri, the proper form of notice is a document called a Notice of Intent to File a Mechanics Lien. Every person except the original contractor shall give ten (10) days notice before filing the lien, to the owner, owners or agent, or either of them, that he holds a claim against such building or improvement.
Before filing a Missouri mechanics lien, there are three notices you must file: a Notice to Owner, a Notice of Intent to Lien, and a Notice of Lien Rights. If these notices are not filed correctly or in the proper timeline, you will lose your right to file.
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