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To: i-node who wrote (430703)	10/28/2008 1:25:44 AM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1573407

There is no requirement that you be "notified". The requirement is that the IRS send a letter to your "last known address", and the courts have held that even when the IRS had been notified of a more current address and made a reasonable effort to use the "last known address", the lien is valid First of all, they have to notify you that you owe taxes or how else can you pay them. Secondly, they have to know your current address if they are putting a lien on your property. If they know your current address, then its very probable that they billed you for the owed taxes at the current address. Thirdly, when a lien is put on your property in either CA or WA state, you are notified of that lien by the local jurisdication. Now that can vary from state to state but I suspect its pretty common.