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The document is a Preliminary Notice Information Request Form from The SoCo Group, Inc., designed to collect essential details regarding a job, including customer information, job specifics, owner and lender details, as well as contractor and subcontractor information.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the notice information request form in the editor.
Begin by entering the date at the top of the form. This is essential for record-keeping.
Fill in the CUSTOMER NO. field, which is designated for office use only, ensuring it remains accurate.
Provide your P.O. number and job number, followed by an estimate of fuel use for the project.
In the JOB NAME section, clearly state the name of the job to avoid any confusion.
Complete the JOB ADDRESS fields with all relevant details, including street address and any additional location information.
Enter your phone number in the designated field to facilitate communication regarding this request.
Fill out OWNER details, including name and contact information, ensuring accuracy for follow-up purposes.
Provide LENDER information by filling in their name, address, and phone number as required.
Complete sections for ORIGINAL CONTRACTOR and SUB CONTRACTOR with their respective names, addresses, and contact numbers.
Finally, print and sign at the bottom of the form. Include your title and date to finalize your submission.

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