Which of the following is NOT required to be included in a mechanics' lien?
a.Claimant's name and address
b.Social Security Number of the claimant
c.Description of the work performed
d.Amount of the claim
Explanation
A valid mechanics' lien must include the claimant's name/address, employer/employee info, description of work/materials, amount of claim, description of the property, and owner's name. No SSN is required.
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