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Contractor payment-demand and state construction-notice workflows for unpaid invoices and deadline-sensitive project notices.

• Updated Jul 13, 2026

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Arizona 20-Day Preliminary Notice

Generate an Arizona Preliminary Twenty Day Lien Notice for a supported private construction project and prepare Certified Mail pieces for every required project party.

Certified Mail includedArizona owners, original contractors, construction lenders, and contracting parties

California 20-Day Preliminary Notice

Generate a California 20-Day Preliminary Notice, review the packet PDF, and prepare one Certified Mail piece for each required recipient.

Certified Mail includedCalifornia owners, direct contractors, and construction lenders

Florida Notice to Owner

Prepare and mail a Florida private-project Notice to Owner under section 713.06, with an optional combined private payment-bond Notice to Contractor under section 713.23.

Certified Mail includedFlorida private construction project recipients

Payment Demand Packets

Build a payment demand packet online, review the generated PDF, and mail it to the customer with tracking.

Customers and accounts payable recipients

Texas Notice of Claim for Unpaid Labor or Materials

Generate the current Texas statutory Notice of Claim for Unpaid Labor or Materials for a supported private project, attach invoices or billing statements, and prepare Certified Mail pieces for the owner and original contractor.

Certified Mail includedTexas owners, original contractors, and construction recipients

Why this topic matters

Contractors and suppliers often need to decide between two different jobs: asking a customer to pay an overdue invoice and sending a state-specific construction notice. A payment demand documents the amount due and asks for payment. A preliminary notice, pre-lien notice, or notice of claim can have separate recipients, timing rules, and legal consequences.

What you need	Best workflow
A factual demand for your own overdue invoice	Use Invoice to Certified Demand to extract likely invoice facts, add exhibits and a payment link, and review the packet before mailing.
California early construction notice	Use the California 20-Day Preliminary Notice workflow.
Arizona early construction notice	Use the Arizona 20-Day Preliminary Notice workflow.
Texas pre-lien or monthly notice research for unpaid labor or materials	Use the Texas Notice of Claim for Unpaid Labor or Materials workflow.
Florida project-party notice	Use the Florida Notice to Owner / Notice to Contractor workflow.

The invoice-demand packet does not replace a required statutory notice. If both may apply, check the construction-notice deadline first and treat the payment demand as a separate communication.

When to use these workflows

You completed work, the invoice is overdue, and you want to mail a factual payment demand with supporting records.
You recently started furnishing labor, services, equipment, or materials and may need an early state construction notice.
You need to attach invoices or billing records to a Texas construction payment notice.
You want to compare the broad invoice-demand workflow with reviewed California, Arizona, Texas, and Florida notice workflows.

How it works

Choose the workflow that matches the packet you need to send
Answer the guided questions and upload attachments when needed
Review the generated PDF before checkout
PostalForm prints and mails the packet through USPS