A person claiming benefits under this chapter shall file for record with the county recorder of the county in which the property, or some part of the property, is situated, a written notice to hold and claim a lien within 90 days from the date: (a) the person last performed labor or service or last furnished equipment or material on a project or improvement for a residence as defined in Section 38-11-102; or (b) of final completion of an original contract not involving a residence as defined in Section 38-11-102. Within 30 days after filing the notice of lien, the lien claimant shall deliver or mail by certified mail a copy of the notice of lien to: (i) the reputed owner of the real property; or (ii) the record owner of the real property. If the record owner's current address is not readily available to the lien claimant, the copy of the claim may be mailed to the last-known address of the record owner, using the names and addresses appearing on the last completed real property assessment rolls of the county where the affected property is located.
A Utah Notice of Claim by Corporation is a document that a legal entity, such as a corporation, must file with the Utah Department of Commerce in order to alert the state of a potential claim or dispute. The purpose of filing the notice is to alert the state of a potential claim or dispute before the corporation takes any legal action. This document is also sometimes referred to as a “notice of dispute” or “notice of claim.” There are two types of Utah Notice of Claim by Corporation: one for a claim against the state or a claim by the state, and one for a dispute between two corporations or two legal entities. In both cases, the notice must include the legal name and address of the corporation filing the notice, the name and address of the opposing party, a brief description of the claim or dispute, the amount in dispute, and the date the claim or dispute arose. The notice must be signed by a corporate officer and filed with the Utah Department of Commerce within 60 days of the date the claim or dispute arose.A Utah Notice of Claim by Corporation is a document that a legal entity, such as a corporation, must file with the Utah Department of Commerce in order to alert the state of a potential claim or dispute. The purpose of filing the notice is to alert the state of a potential claim or dispute before the corporation takes any legal action. This document is also sometimes referred to as a “notice of dispute” or “notice of claim.” There are two types of Utah Notice of Claim by Corporation: one for a claim against the state or a claim by the state, and one for a dispute between two corporations or two legal entities. In both cases, the notice must include the legal name and address of the corporation filing the notice, the name and address of the opposing party, a brief description of the claim or dispute, the amount in dispute, and the date the claim or dispute arose. The notice must be signed by a corporate officer and filed with the Utah Department of Commerce within 60 days of the date the claim or dispute arose.
