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Delaware is typically a non-notice state, and as such, there are no requirements to send any preliminary notices or to send any notices of intent to lien.

No preliminary notice is required.

After a Statement of Claim is filed, a Notice to Lien Holders must be sent to any other parties who hold a lien on the property within 10 days. Generally, this notice is sent along with the Statement of Claim.

The notice must be given no later than 20 days after the claimant has first furnished labor or materials to fully protect the lien claimant. A lien claimant who failed to provide a 20-day notice within 20 days of first providing labor or materials may provide the notice at a later date, but will only retain lien rights for materials and/or labor furnished within the 20 days preceding the late notice, and the labor and/or materials provided thereafter.

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No preliminary notice is required.

If the Notice to Lien Holders is not sent timely, no judgment shall be entered in the lien action.

No preliminary notice is required.

The Notice to Lien Holders should be sent certified mail, return receipt requested.

No preliminary notice is required.

The Notice to Lien Holders must be sent to all parties holding a lien in the property, and to all tenants of the property.

No preliminary notice is required.

The Notice to Lien Holders is considered delivered when received, or if not received, upon proof the notice was sent as specified by Delaware law.

No. No preliminary notice is required in Delaware.

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