Texas Residential Monthly Notice Form (2022)

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Fill out the fields to download a free Texas Residential Monthly Notice Form (2022). When filled out and served properly, this notice protects the sender’s right to file a lien if unpaid. This notice is required under Texas mechanics lien laws.

Note: This is the new statutory form for use on all private projects; effective on all projects when the original contract was entered into after January 1, 2022.

• Learn more here: Texas Overhauls Lien Laws by Enacting HB2237

About the Texas Monthly Notice Form

In order to protect the right to file a lien for labor and/or materials furnished to a private project, subcontractors and suppliers must send a Texas Monthly Notice form. This is a type of Texas construction notice that is required in order to preserve the contractor’s right to file a mechanics lien claim if unpaid.

Under the new legislation, monthly notices must be sent by all subcontractors and suppliers to the property owner and the original contractor to secure lien rights for that month.

Residential projects: no later than the 15th day of the second month after the month:

• Labor and/or materials were provided; or

• The undelivered specially fabricated materials would normally have been delivered.

* This is the same form as the notice for non-residential projects, but also includes the statutory language required for homestead projects.

Others are asking about Texas Preliminary Notice

Texas Second Month Notice Requirememts

Yes You should Send a 2nd Month Notice, if you Still Yet to Be paid i'd love to talk to you more about what's happening and help get it resoved give me a call at 972-872-8783

Answered by Joshua Grider | CEO

Can I file a prelim for an LDS Temple in the American Soma?

Texas law will not apply. If the project is in American Somoa, the local law will apply. So, you should retain a construction lawyer familiar with the mechanic's lien law in that part of the world.

Good luck.

Answered by Brian Erikson | Attorney

May we file a judgement on the customer/property owner/general contractor?

Your question is a bit unclear in its wording, however, it sounds like you may want to contact a collections attorney. Levelset provides a list of attorneys in each state here: https://www.levelset.com/payment-help/experts/experts-by-state/ . From that directory you may find a law firm in your area to call privately.

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Texas County Recorders

Looking to file/record a mechanics lien in Texas? You'll need to get your Texas mechanics lien filed and recorded with the county recorder in the county where the construction project is located. Here is a listing of all county recorders in Texas. Click on any county to find more information about how to get your lien recorded in that county.