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What's a California release and waiver (conditional)?

When you work with a contractor, you look forward to the day the work is completed. Once done, the contractor wants to ensure they get paid, and you want to ensure that payment is received and acknowledged. A California release and waiver (conditional) removes any liens on the property once they have been paid in full, with one or more conditions in place to ensure clarity between both parties.

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Here's the information you'll need to have handy to complete your California release and waiver (conditional):

  • Who it's coming from: Have all the contact information for your business ready to include
  • Who it's going to: Know who this document is going to and have the individual or business contact information ready, including the address where the work was done
  • Subject matter: Be able to list payment information, disputed claims, and any exceptions

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California Release and Waiver of Liens on Full Payment (Conditional)

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