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The document is a Release of Stop Payment Notice, which notifies a party that the claimant is either reducing the amount of a previously filed Stop Payment Notice or releasing it entirely. It includes details about the parties involved, the work of improvement, and requires verification from the claimant or authorized agent under penalty of perjury.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the release stop notice in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'TO' section with the name and address of the party with whom the Stop Notice was filed.
In the 'FROM' section, enter your name and address as the party filing the Stop Payment Notice.
Specify the date of the original Stop Payment Notice and include the amount involved.
Indicate whether you are reducing the amount or releasing it entirely by checking the appropriate box and entering any new amounts if applicable.
Fill in your firm or business name, sign, and provide your official title in the designated areas.
Complete the verification section by stating your position (e.g., Agent, President) and signing again to certify accuracy under penalty of perjury.

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What does a stop notice do?

Stop notices are a California-specific construction debt collection method. Much like the mechanics lien, it is an option contractors can use to expedite collection of payments. Property owners and general contractors have a vested interest in understanding this area of the law.

What is a stop work notice in California?

SECTION 8830-8848. 8830. Stop work notice means notice given under this article by a direct contractor to an owner that the contractor will stop work if the amount owed the contractor is not paid within 10 days after notice is given.

What is a release of stop notice bond?

A Stop Notice Release Bond is an efficient mechanism for nullifying the notice and starting cash flow commencing again. The Release Bond is only effective if the public entity so allows but most entities readily accept the Release Bond since it takes the responsibility away from the public entity to withhold the sums.

How to release a stop notice in California?

The prime contractor and the claimant resolve the Stop Notice claim and the claimant releases the Stop Notice withhold by providing the release to the Department. Provided there are no additional withholds that affect the prime contractors payment, the Department pays the withheld funds to the prime contractor.

How to properly serve a 3 day notice in California?

Someone 18 or older must deliver the notice. You can hand it to the tenant, leave it with another adult and mail it, or post and mail it. Always start counting the deadline the day after delivery or mailing. Keep a signed and dated record of how and when you delivered the notice.

What is the bond for a stop notice in California?

The Stop Notice Release Bond must be issued by a surety company licensed to do business in California and written in an amount no less than one hundred twenty five percent (125%) of the claim as identified in the Stop Notice.

How to file a stop notice in California?

The Stop Notice procedures involve three basic steps: First: If you are not the general contractor, serving a preliminary 20-day notice; Second: Serving the Stop Notice; and. Third: Filing a lawsuit to enforce the Stop Notice.

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