Stop Notice

What is a Stop Notice?

A Stop payment notice, is a verified written notice signed by the claimant which formally notifies the property owner that the claimant has not been paid for their labor, services, equipments, or materials provided to the construction project. A Stop Notice is delivered to the prime contractor or property owner, and demands that they withhold enough funds to pay your claim. If the property owner or prime contractor is in possession of funds at the time your stop notice is sent. They will be responsible for payment of your claim if they disburse those funds to other parties.

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Makes the owner accountable for your pending payment.

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Can be used as legal proof in a court of law.

Protects money that cannot be claimed through a Mechanic's Lien.

Acts as a priority claim to the payments released for the project.

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Stop Payment Notice States

Stop Notices can only be used in a minority of states. If your state does not accept them, you will be wasting your time and money in sending one.

Alaska Stop Notice

A stop notice can be sent in Alaska to interrupt the funding or money flow from the lender or owner to the project if you are not paid.

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Arizona Stop Notice

A stop notice can be sent in Arizona to interrupt the funding or money flow from the lender or owner to the project if you are not paid.

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California Stop Notice

A stop notice can be sent in California to interrupt the funding or money flow from the lender or owner to the project if you are not paid.

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Washington Stop Notice

A stop notice can be sent in Washington to interrupt the funding or money flow from the lender or owner to the project if you are not paid.

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How to send a Stop Payment Notice

Stop Notices are generally sent and not filed anywhere. They are usually sent to the owner of a property, the prime contractor, or the company that is financing the project.
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Different states have different requirements for how the notice must be sent, what it must include, and who must receive it. You also need to keep meticulous records of when the document was sent and received as it will not be recorded anywhere.
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‍Preparing and sending a notice can be a complex and lengthy process, and small mistakes can make the difference between getting paid or not.
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SunRay Construction Solutions does the legwork for you, so sending a notice couldn’t be easier. Simply fill in a Stop Notice form and we’ll do the rest for you.

SunRay’s research services will include the following:

Researching the property owner and the property description.

Recording the lien with the County Recorder.

Serving the filed lien to intended parties.

Our system allows you to track YOUR deadlines.

Retaining records of all notices in our database for easy future access.

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