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The following information is intended specifically for contractors working on projects located in Utah. Although
it may be similar to other states' guidelines, please call us for the information specific to your circumstance. PRELIMINARY NOTICES: Click here to Download or Click here to fill out an Online Request Form As of May 1, 2005, Preliminary Notices must be filed with the State Construction Registry; ("SCR") for all non-residential projects and becomes effective for all residential projects on November 1, 2005. A Preliminary Notice is mandatory for all subcontractors and suppliers where a Notice of Commencement or a Building Permit has been filed with the SCR or you may lose your right to file a Mechanic's Lien. Preliminary Notices must be filed with the SCR within the first 20 days of commencement of your work on a project and, if you fail to timely file your Preliminary Notice, becomes effective 5 days after the date of filing. |
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A Mechanic's Lien is a claim which attaches to real property and is created to secure payment for work performed and/or materials furnished for the improvement of real property. Mechanic's Liens must be recorded within 90 calendar days of completion of the original contract. If your contract is the only contract, you have 90 calendar days from the completion of your project or supply of material to record your lien. After filing a Mechanic's Lien, you have 180 calendar days from the date of filing to initiate a lawsuit to foreclose the Mechanic's Lien or the lien will become invalid. These documents require a PDF viewer. Disclaimer: The content provided on this site is presented as a courtesy and to be used only for informational purposes. It is not intended to replace actual legal advice. |
