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1. Claimant Information: Identifies the party providing the waiver (typically contractor/subcontractor), including full legal name and business address
2. Project Details: Specifies the construction project information, including project name, address, and owner details
3. Payment Information: States the final payment amount that triggers this waiver and any previous payments received
4. Conditional Waiver Statement: Clear statement that the waiver and release become effective only upon receipt of final payment
5. Scope of Waiver: Detailed description of the rights, claims, and liens being waived upon payment
6. Through Date: Specifies the date through which the waiver applies and confirms this as final payment
7. Signature Block: Space for claimant's authorized signature, date, and witness details
1. Exceptions: Lists any specific claims or rights explicitly excluded from the waiver, used when certain disputes or claims are being preserved
2. Progress Payment History: Summary of all previous progress payments, used for complex projects with multiple payment stages
3. Disputed Claims: Section identifying any outstanding disputed claims, used when there are unresolved issues separate from the final payment
4. Additional Certifications: Extra certifications required by specific parties or jurisdictions, used when project requirements demand additional assurances
5. Subcontractor Confirmation: Confirmation that all subcontractors and suppliers have been paid, used for primary contractors
1. Schedule A - Payment Details: Detailed breakdown of the final payment amount and any retained amounts
2. Schedule B - List of Completed Works: Itemized list of all completed works covered by this waiver
3. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant invoices, payment certificates, or other supporting documentation
4. Appendix 2 - Previous Waivers: Copies of any previous progress payment waivers referenced in this final waiver
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