Mechanic Lien Specialist | Red River Tax & Notary

Mechanic Lien Help When A Repair Bill Has Not Been Paid

We assist repair shops, dealers, storage facilities and vehicle businesses with mechanic lien paperwork preparation, owner and lienholder notices, certified mail documentation, title research support and lien processing guidance.

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Send us a clear picture of the VIN and tell us what state the vehicle was last registered in.

We can assist with cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, RVs, boats and other titled property.

Send a VIN photo, title, registration or insurance card.
Tell us the state where it was last registered.
Provide the year, make and model if known.
Tell us if it is a repair lien, storage lien, abandoned vehicle or title issue.

Once we review the information, we will determine what records are needed, provide pricing, and explain the next steps to get your file started.

Call or Text: 214-989-8504
Email: williamsadrian3039@gmail.com
Phone: 214-989-8504
Additional Contact: Jimmy Tucker
Email: jtucker@wagwf.com
Phone: 940-247-2476

Start Your Mechanic Lien Today

Basic Mechanic Lien Process

1. Document The Work

Gather repair orders, invoices, authorization forms, storage charges and supporting records.

2. Identify Owner & Lienholder

Obtain current owner and lienholder information from the proper state records.

3. Send Notices

Prepare and mail required notices while retaining certified mail proof.

4. Track Deadlines

Follow state-specific timelines and documentation requirements.

5. Prepare Lien Packet

Assemble invoices, notices, mailing proof and supporting documents.

6. Complete Title/Lien Process

Finalize title paperwork, lien foreclosure paperwork or sale documents as required.

Example Submission

VIN: 1FTFW1ET5EFA12345

Vehicle: 2014 Ford F‑150 XLT

State Last Registered: Texas

Issue: Unpaid repair bill of $3,850.00

Date Repairs Completed: 05/15/2026

Storage Charges: $25/day beginning 05/25/2026

Send the VIN photo and state of registration. We will review the information, determine what records are needed, provide a quote, and explain the next step.