New Mexico · NMSA 48-2-2.1

Lien Clock runs.

Preliminary notice — 20 days? / notice of right to claim

New Mexico requires a notice of right to claim a lien for many claimants who are not in privity with the owner (NMSA 48-2-2.1). Timing is measured from first furnishing. We serve owner and original contractor.

Start the clock · We draft. You approve. We send.

• Source: NMSA 48-2-2.1
• Source: Levelset state lien guide (practice aid)

• Notice Clock

  $49/mo

  One board or one contractor book

  We calendar this board’s meeting, budget, and rule-change clocks and draft the notices. You approve every send.

• Lien Clock

  $79/mo

  One board or one contractor book

  Preliminary notice on New Mexico’s first-furnishing clock. Certified mail. We do not record the claim of lien.

  • Everything on Notice Clock
  • New Mexico’s construction-notice clock (prelim, NTO, monthly, or courtesy + recording date)
  • Certified-mail checklist and proof
  • We do not record the mechanic’s lien

• Clock for counsel

  $149/mo

  One firm seat

  Your firm stays counsel of record. We run clocks and drafts for this seat. Not a per-community meter — talk to us if you have a large book.

• Pre-lien packet

  $197 once

  One file

  One job: notice draft, owner/lender list, certified-mail checklist. Counsel records later.