LienDeadline
Working · 1.2 sStatute-cited lien and notice deadlines for material suppliers; lien guides for 50 states and DC.
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calculate_supplier_deadlines
Calculates a construction material supplier's preliminary notice and lien filing deadlines from delivery events (contract supplier-events-v2), for questions that need deadline dates. Available baselines cover Florida and Kansas private projects; other states and public projects return review_required, which is a valid result, not an error. How the parameters depend on each other: last_delivery_date is required when deliveries_complete is true. Florida (FL) takes florida_final_payment_status and florida_termination_status; Kansas (KS) takes kansas_extension_status; these are rejected for other states. Each takes yes, no or unknown: an omitted or unknown answer keeps the affected deadline under review, and a blanket review flag is not accepted. The Florida final-payment answer holds the notice for suppliers not hired by the owner. A Florida event date is accepted only with the matching yes answer. Delivery dates are furnishing dates, not invoice dates. Returns JSON with an overall status (calculated or review_required), preliminary_notice and lien_filing (each with its own status: calculated, not_required, review_required or awaiting_final_delivery, plus deadline, days_from_now, description and statute source_url), critical_warnings, statute_citations, an exact echo of the submitted inputs and a disclaimer. Invalid or contradictory facts return an error naming the field before any API call. Requires a customer key and consumes one plan calculation unit. No project is saved, notice sent or lien filed. Not legal advice.
Two-letter code of the state where the project is located, e.g. "FL", "KS", "TX"; any state or DC is accepted. Decides which event questions apply.
Who ordered the materials from the supplier: the owner, a contractor or a subcontractor.
Private commercial, private residential, or public (public projects always need review).
true when the final delivery has happened (then last_delivery_date is required); false while deliveries are ongoing, which returns awaiting_final_delivery for the lien date.
Date materials were first delivered (first furnishing), YYYY-MM-DD. Not an invoice date.
Date of the final delivery, YYYY-MM-DD, not earlier than first_delivery_date. Required when deliveries_complete is true.
Kansas only: was a statutory lien-period extension filed and mailed? no permits the ordinary lien baseline; yes, unknown or omitted requires qualified review.
Florida only: contract or notice-of-commencement termination date, YYYY-MM-DD, not earlier than first_delivery_date. Supply only with florida_termination_status=yes; a lien date still requires qualified review.
Florida only: owner final-payment date, YYYY-MM-DD, not earlier than first_delivery_date. Supply only with florida_final_payment_status=yes.
Florida only: was the original contract or notice of commencement terminated? no permits the lien baseline; yes, unknown or omitted requires qualified lien review.
Florida only: did the owner make final payment to the contractor? unknown when not verified. For suppliers not hired by the owner, unknown, omitted, or yes without florida_final_payment_date makes preliminary notice review_required.
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