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The claimant has received full final payment on a California private construction job, and the payment has cleared. The claimant intends to give the final waiver, with no disputed extras remaining. Which form fits?

Correct Answer

A) Unconditional final release.

Use the unconditional final form for full final payment received. Its scope covers the job rights described in the form, subject to stated exceptions; it is not defined solely by the final check amount. Source: https://www.cslb.ca.gov/Resources/MechanicsLien/UnconditionalWaiverAndReleaseOnFinalPayment.pdf

Answer Options
A
Unconditional final release.
B
Conditional progress release.
C
Preliminary notice form.
D
Insurance certificate.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Use the unconditional final form for full final payment received. Its scope covers the job rights described in the form, subject to stated exceptions; it is not defined solely by the final check amount. Source: https://www.cslb.ca.gov/Resources/MechanicsLien/UnconditionalWaiverAndReleaseOnFinalPayment.pdf

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