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On my new stamp to go on the back of our checks to subcontractors it says Signature Required in Two Places. Who has to sign? my company and the Sub? just the Sub?

ColoradoLien Waivers
Anonymous Contractor

I want to make sure we have the right info regarding the new stamp for our checks made to Subcontractors. it says: By endorsement hereon, the payee acknowledges receipt of the amount of this check in full payment & satisfaction for all work preformed and/or materials furnished on the premises as described on the face hereof to date shown below, and waives all right to mechanic's and/or materialman's lien therefor. Signature Required in Two Places. date___________ then two signature lines____ ____. Must be endorsed by payee in person, or if a corporation must be signed by officer giving his title.

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Levelset Admin at Levelset
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Sep 28, 2018
Unfortunately, that's tough to say without being able to see the layout of the language and signature lines. But, it seems unlikely that a subcontractor's waiver would need to be signed by their customer (though, it is certainly a possibility. The second line may very well may be a place for the individual signing the waiver to print their name or to provide their title. Contacting the person who provided the language for the stamp could help to clarify what's required.
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