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The document is a Sub-Tier Lien Release form, which serves as a waiver of lien rights for contractors upon receipt of payment for labor, services, equipment, and materials provided for a specific project. It includes both conditional and unconditional release options, stipulating that the undersigned acknowledges receipt of payment and releases any claims or rights to lien on the project. The document also emphasizes the importance of verifying payment to subcontractors and includes indemnification clauses to protect the owner and contractor from potential claims.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the SUB-TIER LIEN RELEASE in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'FROM' section with your name or company name, followed by the 'CONTRACTOR' and 'CONTACT' details.
Enter the 'PROJECT' name and provide a contact phone number in the respective fields.
Complete the 'ADDRESS' section with the relevant project address.
In the 'Current Month Due' and 'Cumulative Payments' sections, input the appropriate payment amounts as required.
Fill in the amount of payment received in the designated space, ensuring it matches your records.
Specify the date through which this release applies in both conditional and unconditional release sections.
Sign and date at the bottom of the form, ensuring that all information is accurate before submission.

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What is the difference between a lien and a lien release?

A lien waiver prevents future lien claims on a paid amount, while a lien release removes an existing lien once payment is received. Proper documentation and awareness of state laws can help ensure all parties navigate these processes effectively and avoid unnecessary disputes.

What is the point of a lien waiver?

Primary Lien Waivers: These are the ones you fill out and submit to the GC, waiving your right to file a lien for the work you performed. Lower-Tier Lien Waivers: These come from vendors, sub-tier contractors, and materials suppliers, waiving their right to file a lien for the work theyve performed.

What is a sub-tier lien waiver?

Primary lien waivers are the ones you complete and submit to the GC, waiving your right to file a lien for the work you performed. Lower-tier waivers are completed by your vendors, sub-tier contractors, and materials suppliers. They waive the other parties rights to file a lien for the work they performed.

What is a sub-tier?

Payment Protection: Lien waivers protect property owners by providing assurance that contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers have been paid or will be paid for their services or materials. This reduces the risk of potential liens against the property.

What am I supposed to do with a lien release?

When your loan is paid off, your lender will send the lien release to the DMV. Once the DMV is notified, it will automatically mail you the title to your car with nothing required on your part. The DMV or other state office will then send the updated title to you, and you may not have to submit much, if any, paperwork.

What do I need to do with a lien release?

You are not required to submit your lien release to the Department of Motor Vehicles. You can attach the release to your original title and provide both documents to a purchaser or dealership if you sell or trade in the vehicle.

What are different types of lien waivers?

There are four main types of lien waivers: conditional lien waivers on progress payment, unconditional lien waivers on progress payment, conditional lien waivers on final payment and unconditional lien waivers on final payment.

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