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A Nevada contractor completes work valued at $85,000 on March 15th. Under NRS 108, what is the deadline for filing a mechanic's lien if no notice of completion is recorded?

Correct Answer

D) September 15th

Under NRS 108.226, a mechanic's lien must be filed within 6 months after completion of work when no notice of completion is recorded.

Answer Options
A
June 15th
B
May 15th
C
March 15th of the following year
D
September 15th

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Under NRS 108.226, when no notice of completion is recorded by the owner, a prime contractor has 6 months from the date of completion to file a mechanic's lien. March 15th + 6 months = September 15th.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: June 15th

June 15th is exactly 3 months after March 15th β€” this corresponds to the 90-day rule in some contexts, but the question specifically asks about the scenario where no notice of completion is recorded, which triggers the 6-month (180-day) period.

Option B: May 15th

May 15th is only 2 months after March 15th, which corresponds to the 60-day window for subcontractors when a notice of completion HAS been recorded β€” not the applicable rule here.

Option C: March 15th of the following year

March 15th of the following year would be 12 months β€” there is no 1-year lien filing window under NRS 108 in this context.

Memory Technique

No notice = more time. Think of it as the owner's job to record the notice; if they don't do their part, the contractor gets a longer window β€” 6 months (September for a March completion).

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