2. Lien on personal property. The filing of an execution attested copy of a final judgment duly issued by any state or federal court of sitting in this State or an attested copy thereof in the office of the Secretary of State within one year after issuance of the execution creates a lien in favor of each judgment creditor upon the right, title and interest of each judgment debtor in personal property which is not exempt from attachment and execution and which that is of a type against which a security interest could be perfected by the filing of a financing statement with the office of the Secretary of State, subject to any exemption of the judgment debtor's personal property pursuant to section 4422.

3. Lien on motor vehicles. The filing of an execution attested copy of a final judgment duly issued by any state or federal court of sitting in this State or an attested copy thereof where a proof of transfer would be delivered pursuant to Title 29-A, section 665, subsection 1, and delivery of an application pursuant to Title 29-A, section 657, within one year after issuance of the execution creates a lien in favor of each judgment creditor upon the right, title and interest of each judgment debtor in any motor vehicle for which a title certificate must be obtained pursuant to Title 29-A, chapter 7, subject to any exemption of the judgment debtor's motor vehicle pursuant to section 4422, subsection 2.

4. Amount of lien. A lien created by this section shall must be in the amount sufficient to satisfy the judgment together with interest and costs.

5. Notice to judgment debtor. A lien created by this section becomes void and loses its status as a perfected security interest with respect to the right, title and interest of any particular judgment debtor and with respect to any other creditors of the judgment debtor unless the judgment creditor notifies the judgment debtor by certified or registered mail sent to the judgment debtor's last known address on or before the 20th day after filing or recording of the existence of the lien. The notice must contain the following: