Free Georgia Statutory Lien Waiver Forms (O.C.G.A. § 44-14-366)
Georgia is a strict statutory-form state. O.C.G.A. § 44-14-366 prescribes the exact language for interim and unconditional waiver and release of lien and payment bond rights. A waiver that deviates from the statutory form is not effective. QuickWaiver auto-locks the statutory language so your Georgia subs sign the compliant version every time.
The Two Required Georgia Waiver Types
Interim Waiver and Release Upon Payment
Used for progress draws. Waives lien and bond rights through a specific date in exchange for a progress payment. Becomes a nullity if payment is not received within 60 days (subject to the affidavit exception).
Unconditional Waiver and Release Upon Final Payment
Used for the final draw. Fully releases all remaining lien and payment bond rights on the project. Do not sign until the final payment is in hand.
Why the § 44-14-366 form matters to your draw
Georgia lenders and title companies typically require waivers on the statutory form for every draw. The statute also includes the required "NOTICE" caption warning the signer about the effect of the release. Ad-hoc or altered forms are a common reason draws get held.
QuickWaiver locks the § 44-14-366 body text on every Georgia waiver so subcontractors sign the exact statutory form. You only fill in the dynamic fields: claimant, amount, project address, and through date.
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