Does Texas require a specific lien waiver form?

Yes. Texas prescribes a statutory lien waiver form (Property Code §53.281-53.284). A release that does not substantially follow the statutory language can be unenforceable.

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Texas lien waiver requirements

Form type

Statutory form

Statute

Property Code §53.281-53.284

Notarization

Not required

Key rules

Property Code §53.281-53.284

Sources: Texas Property Code 53.281 · Texas Property Code 53.283 · Texas Property Code 53.284(b)-(e) — https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/PR/htm/PR.53.htm#53.284

The Texas statutory conditional progress waiver

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This guide is general information, not legal advice, and may not reflect the most recent changes to the law. Statutory lien-waiver and insurance requirements change — confirm the current rules with qualified counsel or your insurance advisor for your specific project and jurisdiction.