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Put a stop to late payment and non-payment.

Finish your Construction Stop Notice
in less than 10 minutes

To complete your Construction Stop Notice, just answer a few questions, like:

Where the project is located.

You'll need to provide the project's commonly used name and address.

Who is the funding the project.

The owner, the lender and anyone funding the project need to know you aren't getting paid.

Who isn't paying you.

Identifying who you're working for is the place to start to find out why payments haven't been made.
Why use to file a construction stop notice?
Stop notices can be hard to navigate. LienItNow has the knowledge of what information goes into the notice, the format in which the state requires the documents to be drafted, and where and to whom to provide the notice. You don't want to be spending time and money figuring out how to file a stop notice. provides the construction industry online construction stop notice forms to help contractors, sub-contractors, and material suppliers quickly complete what could otherwise take hours of work.
In three simple steps, complete a construction stop notice in only 10 quick minutes. Once a time-consuming process for construction companies, makes completing your notice faster and easier than ever.
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