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Request that Contractor Provide Last Known Address of Owner - Corporation or LLC - Oklahoma

Request that Contractor Provide Last Known Address of Owner - Corporation or LLC - Oklahoma 2026

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The document is a formal request from a corporate claimant to an original contractor, seeking the last known address of the property owner for lien rights related to improvements made on a specified property. It outlines the consequences of failing to provide this information within five days and includes sections for notarization and certification of service.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling in your name as the representative of the corporation in the designated field. Ensure accuracy to avoid any issues.
Next, enter the name of the corporation and its type (e.g., LLC, Corporation) in the respective fields.
Provide a detailed description of the property for which you are requesting information. This includes both the address and legal description.
In the signature section, sign your name, then type or print your name and title clearly below your signature.
Complete the notary section by providing necessary details such as date and notary public information if required.
For the Certificate of Service, fill in your name, age confirmation, service date, and method of service used. Sign and provide your business address.

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How to get a notice to owner?

For an original contractor, you must file your lien statement within 4 months (dont calculate it as 120 days) from the date you last furnished labor or materials on the project under the contract.

What is title 42 in Oklahoma?

Notice to Owner Basics To serve the filing, owners can be notified via registered or certified mail, or through a job site posting if they cant be docHubed otherwise. An NTO typically includes a timeline, stating that the payment must be made within 30 to 60 days of the projects completion.

How long does a contractor have to file a lien in Oklahoma?

Timing A notice of intent to lien is filed before a lien is actually placed on the property, while a filed lien is the actual lien that is placed on the property. A notice of intent to lien typically gives the property owner a certain amount of time, such as 30 days, to pay the debt before a lien is filed.

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