Fill and Sign the Claim of Lien Individual Form

Claim of Lien Page 1 of 2 Prepared by, recording requested by and return to: Name: _____________________Company: _____________________Address:_______________________ City: ____________________State: _____ Zip: _________ Phone: _________________Fax: ___________________ ----------------------Above this Line for Official Use Only--------------------- CLAIM OF LIEN _-INDIVIDUAL (N.M. Stat. Ann. § 48-2-6) COMES NOW, _________________________________, as a party which has provided labor and/or materials for the improvement of the property located at and described as _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________, (if using the description contained in or shown by one or more maps, plats, descriptions,deeds, mortgages or other instruments of record in the office of the county clerk of the county in which the affected real estate is located, the description must include the time and place of filing or recordation of the instrument containing the description referred to, or other similar information, to locate and identify the instrument containing the description) and would state as follows: 1. The undersigned completed a contract with the property owner, or is not a contractor but ceased providing labor and/or materials, on the _____ day of _____________, 20______. 2. The undersigned is entitled to a lien, after deducting all just credits and offsets, in the amount of $_____________. 3. The name of the owner or reputed owner, if known, of the above-described property is ________________________________. 4. The name of the person by whom the undersigned was employed, or to whom the undersigned furnished labor and/or materials is __________________________________. 5. If the above mentioned labor and/or materials were provided under contract, the terms of that contract, time given, and the conditions of the contract are: ______________________________________________________________________
---------------------------above this line for official use only-------------------------- claim of lien -organization (stat. Ann. § 48-1-5) goes now, as the organization which filed the lien for (and provides labor or materials to) the above-described real estate located at and described as property described as above and is in the office of the county clerk of the county in which the affected real estate is located. This organization filed a lien on the real estate for the above-described real property. The organization does not know who the property owner is. 4. The name of the person by whom the undersigned was employed, or to whom the undersigned furnished labor and/or materials is. 5. If the above-mentioned labor and/or materials were provided under contract, the terms of that contract, time given, and the conditions of the contract are: 6. If the above-mentioned labor and/or materials were provided on the day of filing, the time of filing, the time and place of payment for labor and/or materials, and the dates of furnishing are contained in the lien. ---------------------------above this line for official use only-------------------------- claim of lien (purchaser) -organization (stat. Ann. § 48-10-19) 5. If theabove-mentionedd labor and/or materials were furnished under contract, the terms of that contract, time given, and the conditions of the contract are: ---------------------------above this line for official use only-------------------------- if you do not have a lien filed against the property for unpaid labor (see the above instructions) or materials, you will have to do nothing. If there is a lien, you will have to pay the amount to the person who filed the lien in order to settle the lien and remove your property from the lien. The filing of a claim of lien does not prevent you from going to court with your other matters.<|endowment|>calgary — the calgary board of education is putting all new elementary teachers through a mandatory three-day orientation session starting next month. The orientation sessions are designed to help teachers learn more about what they'll be facing with new first-year teachers and how they'll be judged both with a focus on their performance and their character. It comes after a cbc/radio-canada investigation found more first-year teachers in Calgary are in the classroom without the kind of support and guidance they need to make their jobs a success. Teachers