Extract the lienor, property owner, claim amount, work description, lien type, jurisdiction, and notice deadlines from a mechanics lien claim PDF.
The full guide: Lienor, claimed amount, and balance due on a mechanics lien
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The filing or claim number, the filing date, the lienor name and address, the property owner name and address, the property description and legal description, the general contractor name, the work description, and the total amount claimed with its currency.
No, they are opposite sides. A lien is a claim or encumbrance a contractor, laborer, or supplier files against property for unpaid work or materials. A lien waiver is the signed release of those lien rights, given in exchange for payment. For the release document use the lien waiver extractor.
The lien type (enum, such as mechanics, materialmen, laborer, or subcontractor), the payment status (enum), the amount paid, the balance due, the work start and completion dates, the notice required date, whether notice of non-payment was served (boolean), the jurisdiction, the filing office county, and the governing law each come back as fields.
Yes. The work items table returns each item with its description, date, quantity, unit rate, and amount; the materials supplied table returns each material with its supplier, date, quantity, and price; and the payment history table returns each payment date, amount, method, and balance after payment.
No. It only reports the fields written on the lien as structured data. It does not advise on whether the lien is valid, how to enforce or discharge it, or how to draft one. PDF only, up to 10MB and 100 pages; processed for extraction only and not retained.
The tool reads a single document. The platform reads the whole estate once and keeps it queryable — the same engine, with a memory.
See document data extraction if you run this for legal and commercial teams, or the extraction API if you are building it in.