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New Hampshire
Mechanics Lien Products
New Hampshire Lien Documents are Easy to File with LienItNow.com
New Hampshire liens, bond claims, and lien related documents at
your fingertips.
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LienItNow.com
prepares, files and serves New Hampshire
construction mechanics liens for a fee of $250.00.
Liens filed on private property or on funds
relating to a public project are known as
Mechanic’s Liens. When a lien is filed with
regard to work performed on privately owned
property, it attaches to and encumbers the
fee simple ownership of property. When a
lien is filed with regard to work performed
on a publicly or government owned property,
it attaches to the fund of money which the
public agency has allocated for a project.
The reason for this is that you cannot force
the sale of publicly owned land (public
agencies mean any county, city, town,
township, public commission, public board or
other municipality authorized by law to make
contracts for the making of any public
improvement in any city, town, township or
other municipality).
Click Here to File a New Hampshire Lien.
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LienItNow.com
prepares, files and serves New Hampshire
Discharges of Mechanics’ Lien Claims for a
fee of $75.00. Once the lienor has
been paid the amount contained in its lien
claim, or has come to an agreement that
requires the lien claim to be removed from
the property records, a Discharge of
Mechanics’ Lien Claim should be filed.
Click Here to File a New Hampshire Lien Release.
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LienItNow.com
prepares, files and serves New Hampshire
pre-lien notices for a
fee of $50.00.
Pre-notices are not required for
contractors, but subcontractors, including
those who contract with or supply to direct
subcontractors, are entitled to claim a
mechanics lien provided he gives written
notice to the owner or the person having
charge of the property that he shall claim a
mechanics’ lien before performing labor or
furnishing materials. While a lien does not
attach until the notice required by the
statute is provided to the owner, a
subcontractor may provide notice after the
labor or materials are supplied, making the
mechanics’ lien valid to the extent of sums
due or to the contractor. For subcontractors
to fully protect themselves and claim their
liens, every 30 days the subcontractor must
provide to the owner or person having charge
of the property on which the lien is
claimed, an account in writing of the labor
performed or materials furnished during the
preceding 30 days. This step can be
accomplished by simply sending copies of
payment requisitions or invoices to the
owner.
Click Here to File a New Hampshire Prelien Notice.
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LienItNow.com
prepares and serves New Hampshire Stop Notices for
a fee of $100.00. A Stop Notice is a
notification that has the ability to enhance
the effectiveness of a mechanic’s lien. A
Stop Notice, or a notice to withhold funds,
is sent to the company that is financing or
funding the construction funds for a
project. Once that company receives the Stop
Notice, that company has notice that it
should withhold sufficient money to satisfy
the stop notice claim. The purpose of the
Stop Notice is to provide the lender,
financiers or funders of the construction
project notice that there is money owed to a
contractor, subcontractor or supplier so
that an inquiry can be made as to why that
money is not being paid.
Click Here to File a New Hampshire Stop Notice
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LienItNow.com
prepares, files and serves New Hampshire
Amendments to Mechanics’ Lien Claims for a fee of $225.00. Amendments to a mechanics’
lien claim are often needed when something
about the claim changes. Common changes to a
lien claim are increases or reductions in
the amount due to the lienor, or a change to
the last date of work.
Click Here to File a New Hampshire Lien Amendment.
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LienItNow.com
prepares, files and serves New Hampshire Bond Claims for a fee of $250.00. Bond claims can
only be filed on a project where the owner,
contractor or subcontractor has obtained a
payment bond to ensure that every contractor
receives payment for the work performed on
the Project. The payment bonds issued by
sureties for construction projects have
specific timing requirements, but most
require claimants to submit claims against
the bond within sixty to ninety days from
the claimants’ last date of work. Bond claims are as or more effective than a lien
claim because the payment bond acts as a
guarantee that payment will be made for work
properly completed.
Click Here to File a New Hampshire Bond Claim.
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