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Utah Code section 38-1a-501 sets the filing period at 20 days after first furnishing labor, service, equipment, or materials. The calculator uses the first furnishing date saved on the job.
FirstFurnish collects the claimant and project identifiers, matches the private parcel or government entry, submits the Preliminary Notice, and keeps the SCR reference with the job.
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Utah Code section 38-1a-501 sets the filing period at 20 days after first furnishing labor, service, equipment, or materials. The calculator uses the first furnishing date saved on the job.
The registry accepts a late Preliminary Notice, but the notice does not cover work provided before five days after filing. The workflow preserves the actual submission timestamp so the job record does not imply earlier coverage.
A private project is matched with the county and tax parcel ID. A government project can use the SCR entry or Notice of Commencement number. The intake changes the required identifiers based on the saved project type.
Checkout combines the $19 filing service with the Utah Division of Professional Licensing fee schedule's $1.25 online Preliminary Notice fee. The accepted SCR reference and receipt remain in the filing timeline.
Save the calculated date. Review the notice facts and recipients before payment.
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