Wyoming construction liens

Wyoming preliminary notice with the statutory lien-waiver attachment.

The Wyoming packet is two documents. The Notice to Owner identifies the claimant, work, project, property address, and legal description. A blank statutory lien-waiver form follows it as an attachment.

30 days after first furnishing2 forms notice and waiverMail service released
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The first furnishing date controls

Section 29-2-112 requires the notice within 30 days after the claimant first provides services or materials. FirstFurnish stores that job date separately from the contract date, invoice date, and later payment dispute.

Use the record owner and legal description

The form is directed to the record owner. It includes the project property description, street address, and legal description. The contractor must provide the record owner's name and address and the site's legal description to subcontractors and material suppliers at contracting.

The lien-waiver form is part of the packet

The statutory Notice to Owner states that a lien-waiver form is attached. The generated mailing therefore places the blank form from section 29-10-101 after the signed notice. The attachment is supplied for later payment use and is not completed or signed as part of the preliminary notice.

Keep both recipient records

The notice is sent to the record owner, and the statutory workflow also provides a copy to the contractor. FirstFurnish creates a certified-mail record for each approved recipient and keeps both tracking numbers with the job.

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