Baltimore County Mechanics Lien Release Form

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Cities and Jurisdictions in Baltimore County

Properties in any of these areas use Baltimore County forms:

• Baldwin
• Baltimore
• Boring
• Brooklandville
• Butler
• Catonsville
• Chase
• Cockeysville
• Dundalk
• Essex
• Fork
• Fort Howard
• Freeland
• Glen Arm
• Glyndon
• Gwynn Oak
• Halethorpe
• Hunt Valley
• Hydes
• Kingsville
• Long Green
• Lutherville Timonium
• Maryland Line
• Middle River
• Monkton
• Nottingham
• Owings Mills
• Parkton
• Parkville
• Perry Hall
• Phoenix
• Pikesville
• Randallstown
• Reisterstown
• Riderwood
• Rosedale
• Sparks Glencoe
• Sparrows Point
• Stevenson
• Towson
• Upper Falls
• Upperco
• White Marsh
• Windsor Mill

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Releasing a Mechanic's Lien in Maryland

In Maryland, when a mechanic's liens placed on a property has been paid off or satisfied for any reason, the lien should be properly discharged by filing a lien release in the county registry of deeds in the county where the lien was originally recorded. The owner is also entitled under state law to have the lien lifted upon satisfying the lien obligation. Maryland does not mandate a statutory form for releasing a lien, but a document identifying the lien and the subject property is sufficient to order its release.

At the time of settlement or payment in full between a contractor and an owner, the contractor shall give to the owner a signed release of lien from each material supplier and subcontractor who provided work or materials under the contract. Md. Real Prop. Code 9--114(a).

A valid lien release identifies the parties, the location of the project, relevant dates, details about the previously recorded lien, and all other information necessary for the specific situation. File the release with the recording office for the county where the property subject to the lien is located.

This article is provided for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon a substitute for the advice from an attorney. For questions regarding filing a lien release, or any other issues related to property liens, please speak with a licensed Maryland attorney.

Important: Your property must be located in Baltimore County to use these forms. Documents should be recorded at the office below.

This Mechanics Lien Release meets all recording requirements specific to Baltimore County.

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