Notice of Nonpayment in Florida
Any contracting public entity working on public construction projects can ask the general contractor to provide a payment bond. A payment bond ensures that lower-level construction workers can recover payment when delays or disagreements arise. Florida law allows subcontractors to send a Notice of Nonpayment or bond claim in the event of nonpayment.
At Lien Right Notices, we understand the inner workings of Florida Notice of Nonpayment laws. We offer customers a web-based platform to track receivables and nonpayment claims. With our easy-to-use system, you can track payment deadlines and receive reminders to make a claim.
Let us help recover the money owed from a payment bond. Book your free consultation and call us at Lien Right Notices today at 561-705-5500.
What Is a Notice of Nonpayment?
Notice of Nonpayment lets the contractor, property owner, and surety know that you provided labor, materials, or services but did not receive the agreed-upon payment. We can send a preliminary notice to protect your bond claim rights if you don't have a direct contract. To send a claim in Florida, you must submit the notice within 45 days after the first day on the job and a Notice of Nonpayment within 90 days after contract completion.
3 Easy Steps To Make a Successful Claim on Bond
1. Complete The Form
We can connect you with our legal team that will accurately fill out the form with the relevant information. Sending a fraudulent Notice of Nonpayment in Florida can result in penalties. While providing the amount of money owed, do not increase it in an attempt to recover more money.
2. Serve The Notice Of Nonpayment
After you’ve completed the form, we will serve the Florida Notice of Nonpayment to the general contractor and surety. We send the notice using a certified mail service or an in-person delivery with proof of delivery. Sometimes, we may receive additional instructions from the general contractor to complete your payment bond claim.
3. Track The Claim
All you need to do is click register now, and we'll handle the rest. Our team processes your claims as quickly as possible. In most cases, if you have a valid claim, the surety will quickly approve the claim and send the payment owed. If the surety dismisses your claim without resolving the payment dispute, consider taking legal action.
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