Instructions for Form W-1 Application for Permit to Drill, Recomplete or Re-enter - Texas

Form W-1 Application for Permit to Drill, Recomplete or Re-enter - Texas

This document contains official instructions for Form W-1 , Application for Permit to Drill, Recomplete or Re-enter - a form released and collected by the Railroad Commission of Texas. An up-to-date fillable Form W-1 is available for download through this link.

FAQ

Q: What is Form W-1?
A: Form W-1 is an application used in Texas to apply for a permit to drill, recomplet or re-enter a well.

Q: What is the purpose of Form W-1?
A: The purpose of Form W-1 is to apply for a permit to drill, recomplete or re-enter a well in Texas.

Q: Who needs to fill out Form W-1?
A: Anyone who wishes to drill, recomplete or re-enter a well in Texas needs to fill out Form W-1.

Q: What information is required on Form W-1?
A: Form W-1 requires information such as the well location, operator details, drilling plans, and environmental impact assessment.

Q: Are there any fees associated with Form W-1?
A: Yes, there are fees associated with Form W-1. The fees vary depending on the type of well and its depth.

Q: How long does it take for Form W-1 to be processed?
A: The processing time for Form W-1 varies depending on the workload of the Texas Railroad Commission, but it typically takes several weeks.

Q: What happens after Form W-1 is approved?
A: After Form W-1 is approved, the applicant can proceed with drilling, recompleting or re-entering the well as outlined in the permit.

Q: What if Form W-1 is denied?
A: If Form W-1 is denied, the applicant will receive a notification stating the reasons for the denial and may have the opportunity to address any issues and resubmit the application.

Q: Are there any additional requirements or permits needed for drilling in Texas?
A: Yes, in addition to Form W-1, other permits and requirements may be necessary, such as obtaining bonds, submitting well logs, and complying with environmental regulations.