"Dear [Member Name Removed] Thank you for reaching out with your concern. I’d like to clarify how lien releases work and when they apply, as there can be some understandable confusion around this process. Lien releases are used only when materials are billed to a job account—this means the materials are supplied for a specific construction project and have not yet been paid for at the time of delivery. In these situations, the supplier sends out a preliminary lien notice to protect their right to payment. Once the contractor receives payment for the project, those funds are used to pay the supplier, who then issues a release of lien. This procedure does not apply to purchases made on a standard credit line or for items, such as paint supplies, that are paid for upfront at the time of order. In those cases, because payment is immediate, there is no need for a lien notice or a release. I hope this explanation helps clarify the distinction. If you have any further questions or need specific documentation, please let me know and I’ll be happy to assist. Best regards, A&E Pro Painting & Construction LLC 378 HWY 99 S Junction City, OR 97448 (541)234-2138"

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