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A Nevada subcontractor or supplier without a direct contract with the owner wants to preserve mechanic's-lien rights on a residential project. What must it typically serve, and when?

  • a.A Notice of Right to Lien, generally within 31 days after first furnishing labor or materials✓
  • b.A Notice to Owner within 45 days after last furnishing
  • c.Nothing; lien rights are automatic in Nevada
  • d.A claim of lien within 10 days of starting work

Under NRS 108.245, a lien claimant who does not contract directly with the owner must serve a Notice of Right to Lien, generally within 31 days after first delivering labor or materials, to preserve lien rights. Missing this early notice can defeat the lien.NRS 108.245 (notice of right to lien)

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