File Your NTO in St. Johns County, Florida

A Notice to Owner (NTO) is a written notice that subcontractors, sub-subcontractors, and material suppliers in St. Johns must send to a property owner to protect their right to file a construction lien under Florida Statute 713.06. It informs the property owner that you are providing labor, services, or materials on their property. Filing your NTO on time is essential to preserving your lien rights on any St. Johns construction project.

Florida law gives you 45 days from the date you first provide labor or materials on a St. Johns project to serve your Notice to Owner. This deadline is firm. Once it passes, your lien rights on that job are gone. Many St. Johns subcontractors file their NTO the same day they start a project to avoid any risk of missing the window.

For $59, SimpleNTO handles every step of your St. Johns Notice to Owner filing. We prepare the NTO document in compliance with Florida Statute 713.06, send it via USPS Certified Mail to the property owner, general contractor, and all other required recipients, and provide you with tracking numbers and signed delivery confirmation. You never visit the post office.

No. SimpleNTO is a document preparation service, not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice or legal representation. Our service prepares and mails your Notice to Owner based on the information you provide, in compliance with the format required by Florida Statute 713.06. If you need legal counsel regarding a specific St. Johns construction dispute or lien claim, we recommend consulting a licensed Florida construction attorney.