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1. How long do I have to file a North Carolina construction lien?

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2. Do I need to send a North Carolina Preliminary Notice before filing a lien?

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3. Who can file a construction lien in North Carolina?

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4. What happens if I miss the North Carolina construction lien deadline?

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5. Where do I record a North Carolina construction lien?

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6. How long do I have to enforce a North Carolina lien?

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7. What information must be included in a North Carolina construction lien form?

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8. Is there a dollar limit to filing a North Dakota construction lien?

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9. Can more than one contractor file a North Dakota construction lien against the same property?

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10. What should I do after the customer pays a North Carolina construction lien?

If the customer pays you the full amount owed after you have recorded a lien, you have a legal obligation to formally clear the lien from the property records.


You must prepare and file a North Carolina Discharge of Lien (or Release of Lien) with the same office where the original lien was recorded.

👉 File Your North Carolina Discharge of Lien Now
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