- Idaho - Important Notes
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Idaho - Liens
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Notice of Lien
- Who may record a Notice of Lien?
- What information must the Notice of Lien Contain?
- When must the Notice of Lien be recorded?
- Where is the Notice of Lien Recorded?
- Does a copy of the lien have to be sent to anyone?
- Am I entitled to recover attorney fees or costs for preparing and recording a lien?
- After a Notice of Lien is recorded, must any further action be taken to collect?
- What is the priority of a lien in Idaho?
- Lien Supplier Notes
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Notice of Lien
Unique to Idaho
- Idaho does not have any requirement for any notices prior to recording a lien, such as a Preliminary Notice, Notice of Right to Claim Lien or Notice of Intent to Lien. Forms for these types of notice are included with this packet of materials, and these notices may be sent as a courtesy, but are not required
- Idaho's foreclosure deadline is measured by months rather than days, from the date a lien is recorded, so care should be given to make sure foreclosure deadlines are correctly calculated.
- After a lien is recorded, a copy must be served on the owner within 5 days.
- General contractors have a duty to disclose the identity of subs and suppliers to the owners of residential property
