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Connecticut

Conn. Gen. Stat. § 49-33 et seq.

No Notice Required

Notice Deadline

90 Days

Lien Filing Deadline

90 days after last work performed

Public Bond Threshold

$100,000 for state projects

Overview

Connecticut does not require a preliminary notice for mechanics liens. Claimants must file their lien within 90 days of last furnishing materials or labor.

Who Must Send Notice
  • N/A - No preliminary notice required
Who Receives Notice
  • N/A
Key Requirements
  • 1No preliminary notice required
  • 2Lien must be filed within 90 days of last work
  • 3Certificate of lien must be served on owner within 30 days of filing
  • 4Residential projects have additional requirements
Important Notice

While no preliminary notice is required, sending one is recommended for communication purposes.

Timeline Summary
1

First Furnishing

Day 0

2

Notice Deadline

Day 90

3

Lien Filing

90 days after last work performed

4

Enforcement

1 year from filing to foreclose

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