Crs 38 22 101 2026

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The document is a Statement of Lien prepared under Colorado law (CRS § 38-22-109), detailing the claim of a claimant who has provided labor, materials, or services for a property. It includes sections for identifying the property owner, the claimant, and the prime contractor, as well as the amount owed to the claimant. The document requires signatures from the claimant and a notary public to validate the lien.

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Begin by filling in the 'Claimant' section with your name and address. This identifies who is making the lien claim.
Next, provide the 'Property to be Liened' details, including the municipal address and legal description of the property.
In the 'Indebtedness' field, enter the amount owed to you for labor, materials, or services provided.
Describe the labor, materials, services, and/or equipment furnished in the designated area to clarify your claim.
Sign and date the form in the 'Signature of Claimant' section. Ensure that you are either the claimant or an authorized agent.
Finally, have a Notary Public witness your signature and complete their section to finalize your document.

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