Take Action Now! - Preliminary Notifications.

The purpose of a preliminary notice is to inform the property owner, or other interested parties, which suppliers or contractors may later claim lien rights.  In most states a preliminary notice, also known as a notice to contractor, is required to preserve the right to file a lien at a later date. 

Preliminary notices are pre-emptive measures that are meant to protect you and your money before problems arise.  They also ensure the job owner is aware of who has a rightful claim to payment once the job is finished.  Filing a preliminary notice does not mean you must file a lien.  Responsible suppliers or subcontractors will file a preliminary notice as a means of protecting their interests.  If it is necessary to file a lien, you are prepared.  Let them know you mean business- call NLB today and find out how we can help you.

A properly filed preliminary notice puts you on a solid legal footing and reduces further risk.  Preliminary notices are time-sensitive.  Don’t lose your right to file a preliminary notice by waiting any longer! Call NLB Today at: 1-800-432-7799


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