A lien discharge bond removes a mechanic’s lien from the property title so a sale or refinance can close while the underlying dispute is still being resolved. The claim moves off the real estate and onto the bond, which is why title companies and lenders ask for one. Priced at a flat 3% with a $275 minimum. Pick your state below for its filing requirement and the statute that governs discharge.
Bond a mechanic's lien off your property under Ala. Code §35-11-233 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a construction lien off your property under Alaska's lien law (AS 34.35.072) and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under A.R.S. § 33-1004 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your Arkansas property under Ark. Code §18-44-118 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under Colorado's mechanics' lien statute and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applySubstitute a bond for a mechanic's lien under Conn. Gen. Stat. §49-37 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanics' lien off your Delaware property under Title 25 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under DC's lien law and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under O.C.G.A. §44-14-364 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under Hawaii's lien law (HRS §507-45) and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under Idaho Code §45-518 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under 770 ILCS 60/38.1 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under Indiana's lien law (IC 32-28-3-11) and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under Iowa Code §572.15 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under Kansas lien law (K.S.A. 60-1110) and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under KRS 376.100 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a contractor's privilege off your Louisiana property under the Private Works Act and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyDischarge a mechanic's lien off your property under Maine Title 10 §3263 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under MD Real Property §9-106 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a construction lien off your property under Michigan's Construction Lien Act and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under Minn. Stat. §514.10 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a construction lien off your property under Miss. Code §85-7-415 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under Missouri's Chapter 429 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a construction lien off your property under MCA §71-3-551 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a construction lien off your Nebraska property under §52-142 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyRelease a mechanic's lien off your property under NRS 108.2415 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applySubstitute a surety bond for a mechanic's lien attachment under NH law and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a construction lien off your property under NJ's Construction Lien Law and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under NMSA §48-2-9 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under NY Lien Law and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a claim of lien off your property under NC Chapter 44A and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applySubstitute a surety bond for the property under North Dakota's construction-lien law and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under Ohio Revised Code §1311.11 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under 42 O.S. § 147.1 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a construction lien off your Oregon property under ORS 87.076 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanics' lien off your property under RI Gen. Laws §34-28-17 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under S.C. Code §29-5-110 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under South Dakota law and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under T.C.A. § 66-11-142 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a construction lien off your property under Utah Code §38-1a-804 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyClear a Vermont construction lien off your property by posting substitute security with the court, and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a construction lien off your Wisconsin property under §779.08 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under Wyoming's substitute-security statute and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyThe lien comes off the title and attaches to the bond instead.
Usually the property owner or the general contractor — whoever needs the title clear. A sale, refinance or construction draw stalls the moment a lien is recorded, so the bond is normally filed under time pressure.
Substitutes the bond for the real property as security for the claim. The claimant keeps every right to pursue the debt; they simply pursue the surety instead of clouding the title.
By statute, and most states require more than the lien itself — commonly 100% to 150% of the claimed amount, to cover interest and costs. Each state page cites its statute and shows the price before you apply.















