West Virginia Code § 38-10C-2

Notices of liens of state, political subdivisions and municipalities to be
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filed; indexes; withdrawal release.
It is the duty of the Tax Commissioner, or the proper officers of the political subdivisions of
the state for its subdivisions and of the proper officers of the municipalities for the
municipalities, having liens, to file a notice of the liens in the office of the clerk of the county
commission of the county in which the property of the taxpayer against whoem the lien is
claimed, is situate, stating in the notice what amount of money is owing to the State of West
Virginia, the political subdivision or the municipality, on account of ther lien from the
taxpayer owing the money; and the clerk of the county commission of the county shall, upon
the filing of notice, index the lien in the judgment or tax lien docket in his or her office as a
tax lien against the taxpayer in favor of the State of West Virginia, the political subdivision
or the municipality. Upon the determination of the Tax Commtissioner or the Tax
Commissioner's designee that the lien should be withdrawn, a withdrawal of the lien shall be
issued in duplicate. One copy shall be forwarded to the taxpayer, and the other copy shall be
forwarded to the clerk of the county commission of the county wherein the lien is recorded.
The clerk of the county commission shall record the withdrawal of lien without payment of
any fee. Upon the satisfaction of the lien, a release of the lien for recordation shall be signed
and delivered to the taxpayer by the proper officer. The signature of the Tax Commissioner
or the Tax Commissioner's designee on the notice and on the release or withdrawal may be
either a properly acknowledged manual signature or a facsimile signature authenticated
pursuant to the filing of an affidavit and a manual signature with the Secretary of State in
the manner specified in sectioen two, article fourteen, chapter six of this code. The facsimile
signature has the same legal effect as the manual signature.

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