New Mexico State Land Office Forms
The New Mexico State Land Office is responsible for the management and administration of state-owned lands in New Mexico. These lands include surface lands, mineral rights, and other natural resources. The primary purpose of the State Land Office is to generate revenue for public schools, hospitals, and other institutions through the leasing and development of these lands. The office also ensures the sustainable and responsible use of these lands for the benefit of the residents of New Mexico.
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This document is used to acknowledge someone's role or status as a representative in the state of New Mexico.
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This document is an acknowledgment form that is used in New Mexico by individuals to formally acknowledge and confirm their agreement or understanding of a certain matter.
This document is for notifying official authorities about a change of address in the state of New Mexico.
This form is used for creating lease stipulations in New Mexico. It helps define the conditions and terms of a lease agreement between a landlord and tenant.
This document waives the bond requirement for surface owners and lessees in New Mexico.
This document is used for notifying the Mineral Leasing Program in New Mexico of a name or address change.
This form is used for reporting detailed information on oil and gas royalty payments in New Mexico. It is a continuation sheet for the SLO Form OGR-2, allowing for additional details to be provided.
This form is used for reporting the detailed information of oil and gas royalties in New Mexico.
This form is used for officially requesting a change of address in the state of New Mexico.
This form is used for requesting improvements to an existing lease renewal application in New Mexico. It provides a listing of the improvements that are being requested.
This document is used for submitting a bid application for leasing and purchasing land in New Mexico.
This document is a Communitization Agreement specific to the state of New Mexico. It involves the cooperation and sharing of resources between state and federal entities, including fees.
This document is a type of megabond used in New Mexico for contract performance and surface or improvement damage.
This form is used for applying for a reduced royalty rate for oil wells in the state of New Mexico. It allows oil well operators to request a lower percentage of royalties to be paid to the government for the extraction of oil.
This Form is used for notifying the state of New Mexico about the status of shut-in oil wells.
This document notifies tenants or residents of a transfer of ownership or management of a housing unit in the state of New Mexico.
This form is used for filing miscellaneous instruments in the state of New Mexico. It is used to record various types of legal documents that don't fall under any specific category.
This Form is used for assigning cash collateral in the state of New Mexico.
This form is used for applying for a right-of-way easement in New Mexico.
This Form is used for recording the title assignment of an oil and gas lease in the state of New Mexico.
This document certifies the completion of construction work and the establishment of a right-of-way in the state of New Mexico.
This document is a type of bond used in New Mexico to ensure compensation for any damages caused during the use of a right-of-way.
This document is used for making changes to a right-of-way easement agreement in the state of New Mexico.
This document is a Right of Entry Request for Remediation specifically for the state of New Mexico. It allows individuals or companies to formally request access to a property for the purpose of performing remediation activities.
This document is used for securing the performance of a mineral lease in New Mexico through a cash bond.
This form is used for assessing the environmental impact of a mineral lease in New Mexico. It helps in evaluating potential risks and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.
This form is used for applying for a mineral lease on State Trust Land in New Mexico, specifically under Rule 3 (19.2.3 Nmac).
This Form is used for granting access to private property for the purpose of wind and solar energy projects in the state of New Mexico.
This document outlines the operational plan for a mining operation in New Mexico. It includes details such as the location, process, and environmental considerations.
This document is an application for a mineral lease on state trust land in New Mexico. It allows individuals or companies to apply for the right to extract minerals from designated land owned by the state.
This document is used for applying to make changes to a water easement in New Mexico.
This form is used for applying for a 90-day temporary water easement in the state of New Mexico.
