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Begin by filling in your name as the Contractor/Subcontractor in the designated field at the top of the form.
Enter the date you received the request from the Owner/Contractor in the specified format.
List each subcontractor and supplier's name and address in the provided fields. Ensure accuracy for potential lien claims.
If there are additional names, utilize the 'See attached for additional Names' section to include them.
Complete the affidavit section by having a Notary Public witness your signature, ensuring all information is true and correct.
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How does a lien work in NJ?

It allows a contractor which prevails in a suit the ability to use the property for payment of the debt it is owed. The proceeds will be paid out of any sale, and the owner will not be able to obtain credit or financing without paying off the lien.

How do I get rid of a lien on my property in NJ?

Pay Off the Lien Once you determine that the lien is valid, the simplest method for removing it is to pay it off. Even if you need to borrow the funds from family or friends, satisfying your debt will allow the property to become unencumbered, sold, and closed.

How to look up property liens in NJ?

New Jersey Tax Lien Search Locate and contact the Superior Court Clerks Office in the county where the property is located; Submit a written request with the property details or the individuals name and an I.D.; Pay the required fee and the search will be processed.

How long does a lien last in NJ?

Once put in place, a judgment lien expires in 20 years in New Jersey. Many times, people retain possession of their real property for lengthy periods. A judgment creditor may request an extension of the lien if they have not yet been paid by the end of the initial 20-year period.