Certified mail service · lien notices $39 · letters $19
Send certified mail online — lien notices and letters, with proof that lasts.
Two ways to use it. Statutory lien notices in 14 states: we prepare the notice from your answers with the wording the statute requires and send it by USPS Certified Mail to every recipient the statute names, for $39 flat, postage included. Any other letter or PDF: $19 flat to one recipient, the same document to two for $39. Every piece gets its tracking number at dispatch and a permanent archive page.
Lien notices by certified mail, state by state
24 notices, $39 flat each. Every page quotes the statute and cites it on the document.
- 60-day notice to owner-occupant 770 ILCS 60/21(c)
- Subcontractor's notice of claim (section 24) 770 ILCS 60/24
- Notice of intention to hold property liable KRS 376.010(4), (5)
- Lien statement copy to the owner KRS 376.080(1)
- Subcontractor's pre-lien notice Minn. Stat. § 514.011, subd. 2
- Contractor's pre-lien notice (no written contract) Minn. Stat. § 514.011, subd. 1
- Lien statement service copy Minn. Stat. § 514.08, subd. 1(2)
- Notice to Contractor Miss. Code Ann. § 85-7-407(2)
- Residential pre-lien notice to owner Miss. Code Ann. § 85-7-409(2)
- Notice of Right to Lien NRS 108.245
- Prime contractor's notice of NRS 108.245 NRS 108.246
- Monthly notice of claim for unpaid labor or materials Tex. Prop. Code §53.056
- Notice of claim for unpaid retainage Tex. Prop. Code §53.057
- Notice of filed affidavit (copy) Tex. Prop. Code §53.055
- Preliminary notice of right to lien W.S. 29-2-112
- Notice of intention to file lien W.S. 29-2-107
- Notice of filing lien W.S. 29-1-312(c)
What the $39 includes
- The notice, generated from your answers with the wording the statute requires and the section cited on the document.
- Every recipient the statute names for your role, each sent by USPS Certified Mail with its own tracking number, recorded at submission.
- Submitted for mailing within minutes of payment; you verify every name and address before you pay.
- A permanent archive page: the document as mailed, the tracking numbers, and a timestamped record of each step.
- At checkout: signature proof on every piece (included where the statute requires a return receipt, otherwise $12), a ready-to-sign affidavit of mailing ($9), or both as the proof pack ($18).
Doing it yourself, or having it sent
- Find the statute's current form and the wording it requires
- Print one copy for each recipient
- Fill in a certified mail form for each piece
- Get to the post office before the deadline
- Keep the receipts and the tracking yourself
- About three minutes of questions
- Printed and certified-mailed for you, every recipient
- Tracking numbers recorded at submission
- The record kept on a permanent page
- One flat $39 per notice
Owner still not paying? A Notice of Intent to Lien, any state — $49. Chasing an unpaid invoice? A certified demand letter — $29.
Questions, answered straight
Can I send a lien notice by certified mail online?
Yes, for the 24 statutory notices listed on this page in 14 states: answer the questions, verify the recipients and addresses, and pay $39. The notice is prepared with the statute's wording and sent by USPS Certified Mail to every recipient the statute names for your role, each with a tracking number. NoticeSent is a document preparation and mailing service, not a law firm.
How much does it cost to send a lien notice by certified mail?
$39 flat per notice with NoticeSent, postage and every statutory recipient included. A Notice of Intent to Lien is $49 in any state, a certified demand letter is $29, and any other letter is $19 to one recipient.
Is certified mail the right method for my state's notice?
Each state's statute sets its own methods, and the page for each notice quotes that state's rule. For Florida, California and Arizona, the certified mail guide sets the three side by side. Read the certified mail guide.
Any other letter or PDF — $19 flat
Demand letters, contract notices, cancellations, disputes — anything that needs the weight of USPS Certified Mail and a record you can point to later. One flat $19 covers printing, certified postage to one recipient, the tracking number, and a permanent evidence archive; the same document to two recipients is $39.
Type the letter here and we typeset it, or upload your own PDF (up to 10 pages). What you provide is exactly what mails.
Printed, enveloped, and handed to USPS as Certified Mail with the tracking number assigned at dispatch — no post-office line, no green cards to fill in.
A permanent archive page holds the document, the certified tracking number, and a timestamped record of every step — the evidence that you sent it, and when.
0/6000 — we typeset it as a block-format business letter with your name, the date, and the recipient block.
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NoticeSent is a document preparation and mailing service, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. Statutory lien notices have their own flow with the wording each statute requires — start one from its state page above or from the notice wizard.