Kansas lien deadlines for your job.
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Next: Record your lien
Sat, Jan 30, 2027. Kansas, sub.
Not legal advice. Public jobs take a bond claim, not a lien. Check the statute or a lawyer before you count on a date.
Kansas lien deadlines by role
| Role | Preliminary notice | Record the lien |
|---|---|---|
| GC (contract with the owner) | None on a typical job | 4 months after your last day on the job Kan. Stat. § 60-1102 |
| Subcontractor | None on a typical job | 3 months after your last day on the job Kan. Stat. § 60-1103 |
| Supplier | None on a typical job | 3 months after your last day on the job Kan. Stat. § 60-1103 |
Enforce it
Sue to enforce the lien: see the dates the tool works out above; (Kan. Stat. § 60-1105)
This is not legal advice. Lien deadlines are strict and they change with the contract, the type of project (a home vs. a commercial job), and what the owner records. Public jobs don't take liens at all: you make a bond claim instead. Check the statute we cite, or call a construction lawyer in that state, before you count on a date. Main statute: Kan. Stat. §§ 60-1101 to 60-1110.
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Questions crews ask
What is the deadline to file a mechanics lien in Kansas?
A GC records it 4 months after your last day on the job. A subcontractor or supplier records it 3 months after your last day on the job. (Kan. Stat. § 60-1102).
Do I need a preliminary notice in Kansas?
Not on a typical private commercial job. Home jobs: a notice of intent to perform work protects you; send it early.
How long do I have to enforce a lien in Kansas?
12 months after you record the lien. (Kan. Stat. § 60-1105).
Can I put a lien on a public project in Kansas?
No. Public property can't be liened. On a public job you make a claim on the contractor's payment bond instead, under the state's Little Miller Act (or the federal Miller Act on federal work), with its own notice deadlines.
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