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Preliminary Notice

Generic Preliminary Notice FormProject Awareness Letter FormSouth Carolina Notice of Contract FormSouth Carolina Notice of SubContract FormSouth Carolina Notice of Furnishing Labor and Materials Form

Lien Waivers

South Carolina Final Conditional Lien Waiver FormSouth Carolina Final Unconditional Lien Waiver FormSouth Carolina Partial Conditional Lien Waiver FormSouth Carolina Partial Unconditional Lien Waiver Form

Mechanics Lien

South Carolina Mechanics Lien – With Owner Contract FormSouth Carolina Mechanics Lien – Without Owner Contract FormSouth Carolina 3rd Tier Notice of Lien Upon Funds Form

Notice of Intent

South Carolina Notice of Intent to Lien FormAviso de Intención de Gravamen (NOI) – Formulario Gratis

Pay Application

Payment Application Form

Notice of Commencement

South Carolina Notice of Project Commencement Form

Schedule of Values

Schedule of Values Template

Notice of Completion

Notice of Completion (General) Form

Foreclosure

Notice of Intent to Foreclose FormNotice of Intent to File Miller Act Suit FormNotice of Intent to File Action on Bond Form

Prompt Payment

Notice of Intent to Make Prompt Payment Claim Form

Bond Claim

Notice of Intent to Make Bond Claim Form

Request for Information

Request for Project Information FormRequest for List of Subcontractors & Suppliers FormRequest for Licensing Information FormRequest for Payment Bond Information (Generic, Non-Statutory) FormRequest for Affidavit of Payment (General) FormRequest for Reasons Payment Was Withheld FormRequest for Proof of Funding Letter [Free Template]

Retainage

Notice of Intent to Make Retainage Claim Form

Miller Act

Waiver of Miller Act Claim FormRelease of Miller Act Claim FormPreliminary Notice on Miller Act Project FormRequest for Copy of Miller Act Bond FormMiller Act Claim Form

Contract

Roofer Contract TemplateDrywall Contract TemplateConstruction Contract TemplateSubcontractor Agreement TemplateMaterial Supply Agreement TemplateEquipment Rental Agreement TemplateTime and Material Contract Template

Change Order

Change Order Form

Demand letters

Prompt Payment Demand Letter TemplateDemand Letter Template – Final Notice Before IRS Reporting

Lien Release

South Carolina Mechanics Lien Release Form

Punch List

Punchlist Template

Other

Notice of Intent to Challenge Lien FormNotice of Withholding Payment FormNotice of Nonpayment FormNotice of Potential Breach FormNotice of Incomplete Payment FormNotice of Intent to Suspend Work (General) FormDemand for Payment FormAffidavit of Payment (General) FormNotice to Insurer FormNotice That Bond Claim Will Be Challenged FormProject Information SheetWork Order TemplateConstruction Proposal TemplateNotice to Proceed TemplateConstruction Draw Schedule TemplateCOVID-19 Notice of Project Impact & Delays – Template

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What You Need To Know About Construction Payment in South Carolina

This page helps you find answers to all of your questions about construction payment in South Carolina. Learn how documents such as pay applications, notices, contracts, lien waivers, mechanics liens, and more fit into South Carolina’s construction payment process. Select a document to learn more about how it applies to construction projects in South Carolina and to see your specific requirements.

It’s essential to exchange these documents when payments are flowing smoothly and when payment problems arise. These resources will help you navigate the payment process, increase visibility and communication, and avoid payment issues. But, if the need arises, they can also help you resolve payment problems and get paid what you earn.

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