Florida Notice of Commencement
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A Florida Notice of Commencement is a construction or renovation project startup notarized letter. Included in the document is everything needed: property address, owner and contractor information, and scope of work. Before work begins, it has to be displayed at the construction project.
Florida’s Notice of Commencement provides legal protection to everyone who is involved. It allows property owners to keep track of the ongoing work and helps contractors or suppliers in safeguarding their financial rights.
How to File a Florida Notice of Commencement?
- Fill out the NOC Form – Enter all the required information (owner, contractor, lender, description of the project).
- Notarize the Document – Sign it and have it notarized.
- Record with County Clerk – File it with the county clerk of the county in which the property is situated.
- Post at the Job Site – Legibly display a copy visibly before commencement of work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Who needs to file a Florida Notice of Commencement?
Answer: Ordinarily, the property owner or its designated agent files the NOC.
Q2. When do I need to file a Florida Notice of Commencement?
Answer: Must be filed before any labor or materials are furnished to the project.
Q3. How long is a Notice of Commencement valid in Florida?
Answer: Normally valid for one year unless otherwise stated.
Q4. Can a Florida Notice of Commencement be amended?
Answer: Yes, but it must be amended and recorded with the same procedure.
Q5. What if I fail to file a Notice of Commencement?
Answer: Failure to file can lead to payment problems and loss of legal rights.
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