Washington § 19.150.050 - Form of notice.

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§ 19.150.050. Form of notice.

A notice in substantially the following form shall satisfy the requirements of RCW 19.150.040:
"PRELIMINARY LIEN NOTICE
 
to
(occupant)
 
 
 
(address)
 
 
 
(state)
 
You owe and have not paid rent and/or other charges for the use of storage    (space number)    at    (name and address of self-service storage facility)   
Charges that have been due for more than fourteen days and accruing on or before    (date)    are itemized as follows:
DUE DATE
DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
 
 
TOTAL $_____
IF this sum is not paid in full before    (date at least fourteen days from mailing)   , your right to use the storage space will terminate, you may be denied, or continue to be denied, access and an owner's lien on any stored property will be imposed. You may pay the sum due and contact the owner at:
 
(Name)
 
(Address)
 
(State)
 
(Telephone)
 
(Date)
 
(Owner's Signature)
"
[ 1988 c 240 s 6.]

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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