Free Blank Mississippi Construction Lien Waiver and Release (2026)
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| Statutory waiver form | Required — Miss. Code § 85-7-433(1)-(2)Source: Miss. Code § 85-7-433(1)-(2) |
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| Notarization | Required — the statutory form is sworn to and subscribed before a notary publicSource: Miss. Code § 85-7-433(1)-(2) |
| Advance waiver | Void — A right to claim a lien or to claim upon a bond may not be waived in advance of furnishing labor, services or materials; a purported advance waiver is null, void and unenforceable.Source: Miss. Code § 85-7-419(1) |
| Governing lien statute | Miss. Code §§ 85-7-401 to 85-7-433 (special liens on real estate)Source: Miss. Code §§ 85-7-401 to 85-7-433 (special liens on real estate) |
| Deemed paid after | 60 days — Amounts are conclusively deemed paid in full on the earliest of actual receipt of funds, a separate written acknowledgment of payment in full, or 60 days after the waiver is executed unless the claimant first files an affidavit of nonpayment in the county where the property is located and sends a copy to the owner.Source: Miss. Code § 85-7-419(5)(b) |
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