Lien waivers · A.R.S. §33-1008(D)
Arizona lien waiver and release forms — free, statutory text.
Arizona's §33-1008 says a claimant's waiver and release is unenforceable unless it substantially follows one of the four forms in subsection D, signed by the claimant, and — for a conditional release — with evidence of payment. Each unconditional form must carry the statutory Notice in type at least as large as the largest type on the document. This generator prints each form's text verbatim with your job details in the blanks.
- Conditional waiver and release on progress payment — §33-1008(D)(1) — effective when the named check is paid by the bank; covers work through the date you enter.
- Unconditional waiver and release on progress payment — §33-1008(D)(2) — states the progress payment was received; enforceable even if unpaid.
- Conditional waiver and release on final payment — §33-1008(D)(3) — final payment, effective on the check clearing; disputed claims excepted.
- Unconditional waiver and release on final payment — §33-1008(D)(4) — states payment in full; disputed extra-work claims excepted.
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