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Subcontractor's Demand for Statement - Notice to Owner by Corporation or LLC - District of Columbia

Subcontractor's Demand for Statement - Notice to Owner by Corporation or LLC - District of Columbia 2025

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The document is a formal demand from a subcontractor or LLC to the owner of a construction project, requesting a statement detailing the terms of the contract and the amount due to the contractor. It warns that failure to provide this information may result in a lien on the property.

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Begin by entering your name as the subcontractor in the designated field. This identifies you as the party making the demand.
In the next section, provide the address of the building where work is being performed. This ensures clarity on which project your demand pertains to.
Fill in a detailed statement of the terms under which your contracted work is being accomplished. Use multiple lines if necessary to ensure all information is included.
Indicate the amount due or expected to become due under your contract. Be precise with this figure, as it is crucial for your demand.
Complete the date and sign at the bottom of the form, including your title and company name for verification purposes.

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What is a subcontractor statement?

In completing the Subcontractors Statement, a subcontractor declares that all remuneration payable to relevant employees for work under the contract has been paid.

Do far clauses apply to subcontractors?

FAR clauses in a contract apply to the prime contractor, and some flow down to any required subcontractors as well. Prime contractors must ensure that its subcontractors are compliant with all applicable flow downs for each individual subcontract.

What is considered subcontracting?

Add and verify subcontractors Recording them as a supplier allows you to track all your payments and CIS deductions accurately within your expenses. Select Add supplier. Enter the suppliers details in the Supplier window. In the Additional info section, tick the This customer is a CIS subcontractor checkbox.

How long do you have to file a mechanics lien in DC?

Filing Deadline: In D.C., a lien must be filed within 90 days from the date of last labor furnished or material supplied on the project. The last date does not mean the date that the lien claimant last provided labor or materials.

Which statements apply to subcontracting?

Subcontracting Subcontracting any part of, or the entire Suppliers obligations under the Contract, will not relieve the Supplier from any of its obligations under the Contract. The Supplier must ensure that any Subcontractors specified in the Contract, perform that part of the Services specified.

What is the mechanics lien law in DC?

The DC Mechanics Lien Code has long stated that a contractor is entitled to a lien for the contract price agreed upon between them, or, in the absence of an express contract, for the reasonable value of the work and materials furnished.[23] This is consistent with the law in other states, recognizes express or

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