Blm form 1004 0114-2026

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Form 3830-2 is a certification document from the U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, allowing small miners to request a waiver from maintenance fees for mining claims, mill sites, or tunnel sites on federal lands. It outlines eligibility criteria, required actions for assessment work, and consequences for false information. The form must be filed by September 1st for the upcoming assessment year and includes sections for claim details and owner signatures.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the BLM Form 1004-0114 in the editor.
In the first section, enter the assessment year dates in paragraph 1. This is crucial for determining your eligibility for the maintenance fee waiver.
Complete paragraph 2 by filling in the date for the beginning of the assessment year. Ensure accuracy as this affects your waiver status.
List all mining claims, mill sites, and tunnel sites in the designated area. Include their corresponding BLM recordation serial numbers to avoid any discrepancies.
Provide all owners' names and signatures at the bottom of the form. Each claimant must sign to validate the waiver request.
Review all entered information carefully before submitting. Ensure that all required fields are completed to prevent delays in processing.

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How much is the BLM fee?

The new maintenance fee is $200 per lode claim, mill site, or tunnel site. The new maintenance fee for placer claims is $200 for each 20 acres of the claim or portion thereof. The new fees are in effect for the 2025 assessment year, which starts September 1, 2024.

How do I know if I have BLM land?

BLM land on a map is denoted by yellow shading. What activities are permitted on BLM land? BLM lands are open to many types of recreation, including camping, hiking, fishing, off-roading, hunting, mountain biking, and more.

How much does it cost to file a BLM claim?

Effective July 1, 2024, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will increase annual claim maintenance fees from $165 to $200, and the location fee will rise from $40 to $49. New Fee Schedule: New claims located after September 1, 2024: $274 per claim.

How expensive is a mining claim?

As of September 1, 2024, the cost for new claims is $274 for lode claims, tunnel sites, and mill sites. This fee breaks down into a $25 processing fee, $49 location fee, and a $200 maintenance fee. This fee must be paid within 90 days of the date of claim location.

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Do you have to pay taxes on a mining claim?

Nothing at the federal level of government requires a private party mining on federal lands to pay duties, taxes or royalties as such, although federal mining claims are subject to payment of annual maintenance fees or performance of assessment work.

Blm form 1004 0114-2026

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