Oregon Lien Calculator: How Many Days Do You Have Left to File?
This free Oregon lien calculator is set to Oregon. Enter your first and last days on the job to see how many days you have left to file a mechanics lien in Oregon, and every notice and bond-claim date before it, counted to the calendar day.
- Choose the state where the property is.
- Enter your first and last day of work or materials on the job.
- Add the lien recording date or the owner’s notice of completion if you have them.
- Read your deadlines, soonest first.
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This is an estimate, not legal advice. Day-counts are the general rule LienWarden tracks for each state; your role, the property type and the notice method can change them.
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Oregon lien deadlines LienWarden tracks
| Deadline | Days | Counted from |
|---|---|---|
| Preliminary notice | 8 days | your first day of labor or materials |
| Notice of intent to lien | 10 days | completion or your last day of furnishing |
| Record the mechanics lien | 75 days | completion or your last day of furnishing |
| File the enforcement suit | 120 days | the day the lien was recorded |
| Payment-bond claim (bonded and public jobs) | 180 days | completion or your last day of furnishing |
| Act after the owner's notice of completion | 30 days | the owner's recorded notice of completion |
Governing statute: Or. Rev. Stat. § 87.001 et seq.. These are the general day-counts LienWarden tracks for Oregon. Your role, the property type and the delivery method can change them, so confirm with the statute or a construction attorney before you rely on a date. The full rule table, nearby states and a printable view are on the Oregon lien deadlines page.
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Questions
How long do you have to file a mechanics lien in Oregon?
In the rules LienWarden tracks, Oregon gives 75 days from completion or your last day of furnishing to record the lien. Enter your dates above to see the exact calendar date and how many days are left.
When is the Oregon preliminary notice due?
LienWarden tracks 8 days from your first day of labor or materials for Oregon. Some claimants and project types have different notice duties, so check the statute for your role.
How long do I have to enforce a Oregon lien?
LienWarden tracks 120 days from the day the lien is recorded to file the enforcement suit in Oregon. If you miss it, the lien generally expires.
Is this calculator legal advice?
No. This is an estimate, not legal advice. It applies general day-counts and can’t account for every exception, so verify your deadline with the statute or a construction attorney before you rely on it.