Quick Facts
Notice Required
Conditional
Notice Type
Warning Statement / Notice
Statute
KSA § 60-1103a
Deadline
Before work begins (new construction)
Delivery Method
Written contract provision
Key Fact: Kansas
Kansas requires a warning statement in residential contracts and notice before work begins on new construction. Requirements vary by project type.
Understanding Kansas Requirements
Kansas has a conditional preliminary notice requirement under KSA § 60-1103a. The Warning Statement / Notice is only required under specific circumstances, such as when a Notice of Commencement has been filed on the project or when the work involves certain property types.
Because the notice requirement in Kansas depends on project-specific conditions, subcontractors and suppliers must verify whether a Warning Statement / Notice is needed on each individual job. Missing a required notice when conditions are met can forfeit lien rights entirely.
LienFlash is building support for Kansas's conditional notice requirements. When we launch, our platform will help you determine whether notice is required and automate the filing process when it is.
LienFlash is Coming to Kansas
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