Liens FAQs
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How do I find out if there are Liens filed in my name?
Liens are recorded with the county recorder’s office. Each county recorder’s office maintains a website where individuals can search for any liens that have been filed in your name, or the name of your business. The records can typically be found under a “search records” hyperlink.
- If you need additional assistance, please contact the Call Center at (866) 962-3707.
How do I obtain a statement of the amount I owe to the Department of Taxation?
- For inquiries directly from an owner or corporate officer, please contact the Call Center at (866) 962-3707.
- If inquiry is regarding the sale of property, request(s) are typically received from Title companies and Escrow companies.
- To complete a request for a Taxpayer, the company must provide the following information on a company letter head, with a copy of the lien in question:
- Full Name
- Social Security Number
- Date of Birth
- Submit the documentation and request online, or by fax at 775-684-2020.
I have paid my Lien debt in full. What happens next?
Once the payment has been posted to your account, a lien release will be prepared and sent to the address on file.
When you receive the release, it is necessary that you:
- Submit the release to the county recorder in which the lien was filed and pay the respective recording fee.
I have another question about liens that is not listed above.
- For inquiries regarding liens filed with the Nevada Department of Taxation, please contact the Call Center at (866) 962-3707 to obtain your Revenue Officer’s contact information.
- If applicable, please provide your Taxpayer Identification Number (TID) in your request.
Note: FAQs are for general guidance only. For written advice as it relates to your business, request an advisory opinion from the Department.