Lien Release

A Lien Release generally means that you’ve been paid, or the lien dispute has otherwise been resolved.

Depending on your State’s requirements and guidelines on mechanics liens, you will find that a Lien Release may be just as important as securing the lien itself. Aside from not being able to complete the transaction, failure to provide a discharge or release of lien may be against the law and will harm your company in the long run. Filing a discharge or release of lien entails timeliness. To meet the need for a fast discharge to receive the payment in the shortest time possible, you will need the right tools to aid you.

ExpressLiens keeps everything simple and accurate. All you simply have to do is fill in the required information, then sign the documents that follow. We can also help you with other management tasks for your construction business to help you focus on what needs to be done, rather than be preoccupied with handling finances.

• As a condition of payment, the lien usually must be discharged or released.
• The faster you discharge or release your lien, the faster you’ll receive the payment.
• Failing to discharge or release a lien after receiving payment can result in penalties.
• Avoid bounced checks by asking for payment before filing a lien discharge or release.
• If you are paid, the law may require that you release your lien.