@eVAPE I should also say that the timing to get a lien released includes more than just Square releasing the lien. That just starts a review process with your local property records administrators and they have their own timeline for removing liens. You need to contact them for more information.
Lastly, if a lien was filed that will by law have been reported by your local property records folks to credit agencies. Those usually remain on your credit reports for multiple years. Again you’d need to check with the various credit agencies for more information.
Chip A.
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