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Can I file my intent to lien?

Georgia
Anonymous Subcontractor

I am an electrical subcontractor for a solar farm. We have 2 sites in GA under Narenco (GC). We have 1 invoice for each site that is overdue by 8 days and 9 days. Can we file an intent to lien this early in the overdue process? Also, they are now refusing to approve the next pay app for each site for work completed November 1-30, which was originally sent to them on 11/15. Can these amounts be included in the intent to lien on each site? Lastly, after reviewing the GA Lien Laws FAQ page, I noticed that GA's lien waiver form is mandatory state wide. They are not using the mandated form. Would this make any completed lien waivers null and void? What does this affect? Thank you!

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| 3 reviews
Dec 30, 2022
Thank you for reaching out. Check out this Levelset article that addresses your question: https://www.levelset.com/notice-intent-lien/. You might find your answer there. Hope this helps! 
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| 9 reviews
Jan 18, 2023

Thanks for reaching out to our legal community. Your question might be too specific for an attorney to answer in this public forum. You may wish to consider consulting an attorney privately. Here are some attorneys from our directory in your area: https://www.levelset.com/payment-help/experts/construction-lawyer/georgia/
Hope this helps!

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