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1. How do I write a BC assessment report for my mineral property to report my work done and keep it in good standing?

   • There are two filings: the expenses (or Work Events) and the assessment report. BC mineral tenures expire at midnight on the ‘Good To Date’ so the expenses need to be filed prior to midnight. In addition, the expenses have to be filed within 12 months of the program’s end date. The assessment report needs to be filed within 60 days of submitting the Work Event for technical reports (such as geochemical surveys) or 30 days for physical work events (such as road building)

   • How to stake a BC Mineral or Placer Tenure

   • Link to Update BC Tenure Expiry Date

   • Link to the BC Regulations and Format

   • BC Assessment Report Examples 

   • BC Best Management Practices for Mineral Exploration

   • Contact Mineral Titles with Questions if you are not Certain

   • Mineral and Coal Exploration Notice of Work (NoW) Application Companion
      

2. How do I write a YT assessment report for my mineral property to report my work done and keep it in good standing?

   • An Application for a Certification of Work (YT Form 4) and the accompanying information must be received by the appropriate Mine Recorders Office no later than 14 days after the anniversary date of the claim.

   • Staking your YT Quartz Claim

   • Maintaining your YT Quartz Claim

   • YT Assessment Report Checklist Link

   • How to Submit YT Assessment Reports

   • Search for YT Assessment Report Examples

   • Yukon Best Management Practices and Regulatory Guidelines

   • Contact the District Mining Recorder Office if you are not Certain

 

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