Notice of Intent to Make Bond Claim Form

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About Notice of Intent to Make Bond Claim Form

A Notice of Intent to Make Bond Claim is not a required document, but it can be a powerful one. By sending this notice, a claimant can show other parties on the project (1) that payment issues are present; and (2) slow payment or nonpayment will not be tolerated. When utilized, this form should be sent to the nonpaying party, the general contractor, the surety, and/or the awarding authority.

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I missed a deadline to file bond claim.

I missed a claim deadline and my payment is not protected. I am wanting to know the step I need to take in order to file a claim against the payment bond.

We Filed a Bond Claim

We 're a Manufacturer supplier, and supplied material to a DBE company that supplied material to a sub-contractor. The DBE company had filed for Bankruptcy Chapter 11. The material was shipped on 9/30/2021. (This is for a Illinois state Tollway job.) We did file a Bond Claim. I'm not sure...

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I am a subcontractors who filed a lein 4 months ago in flordia, the contractor has not paid, but provided his surety. How do I make a bond claim?

Our company is a material supplier/fabricator. Can I file a lien if materials have not shipped yet? (Arizona)

Our company fabricates exterior metal wall panels for Commercial/Residential/Federal/State buildings. Almost all of our costs are incurred prior to shipping the panels to our customers. We provide shop drawings and engineering services, order the materials for the panels, and fabrication labor all...

What are my next steps

I filed the bond claim before the deadline but Levelset is still saying our payment is not protected. In the meantime my customer has filed for bankruptcy. Do I proceed with the bond claim or file the proof of claim through the bankruptcy court?

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