LiensNC was created to help protect the lien rights of contractors, sub-contractors, supply companies, or any other potential lien claimant. The next step is to file your lien claim with the register of deeds in the North Carolina county where the property is located.Verify whether the taxes are current or not: You will need to contact the DMV office in the same county as the home you are interested in. Name and Signature of Lienholder. As of April 1, 2013, North Carolina law requires that an owner or general contractor appoint a lien agent for improvements to real property. How do I fill this out?