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Hey Contractors: Electronic Filing is Not Just for Taxes!
Before throwing away all of your envelopes and planning an afternoon off with the time you’ll save, make a quick call to the county to confirm that e-recording is available for mechanics liens. Unless the project you’re trying to lien is located in one of the 5 states specifically mentioned above, you’ll have close to…
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Lien Horror Story: Nightmare Lien on Elm Street – “Illegible for Recording”
This post is part two in our four part Mechanics Lien Horror Story Series throughout the month of October. Didn’t think liens could be spooky? Think again. Click here to read part one Imagine this… It was a dark and stormy night. But you don’t really mind because you’re inside, on your computer. You’re about to…
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Simplifile and e-Recording Services: Benefits and Limitations
One of the conveniences of technology is the ability to accomplish things in a shorter amount of time than it would take to do the same task in an “analogue” fashion; email is faster than sending a piece of mail through the postal service. In many circumstances, the filing of construction notices and mechanics lien claims…
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Arizona Mechanics Lien Law: Maricopa County Digital Recording Program
If you need a mechanics lien recorded in Maricopa County and cannot make it to the main office in downtown Phoenix, Arizona or the Southeast office in Mesa, Arizona, there are electronic alternatives. Pursuant to ARS 11-461.C: The recorder may accept a digitized image of a recordable instrument for recording if it is submitted by a…
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Mechanics Liens: Electronic Filing
E- filing is not just for your taxes. While Every state offers filing by mail or walk-ins, more than 300 counties across the country offer electronic filing. Every state is different when it comes to which office or department records mechanics liens. The most common offices are the County Recorder, Register of Deeds and the…