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In Wisconsin, would delivering blueprints count as first delivery of materials? Are you able to send the prelim before you actually supply materials in Wisconsin?
In Wisconsin, would delivering blueprints count as first delivery of materials? Are you able to send the prelim before you actually supply materials in Wisconsin?
Wisconsin preliminary notices should be sent after the sender first provides labor, materials, services, equipment, plans, specifications for the improvement. So, if part of your work is to provide blueprints, then notice should generally be given based on when those plans are furnished. Further, keep in mind that sending notice a little on the earlier side is usually fine anyway.
For more discussion on Wisconsin notices: (1) Wisconsin Preliminary Notice Guide and FAQs; and (2) Wisconsin Preliminary Notice: The Why, Who, What, When, and How.
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