What is this area hiding before I sign?

The process history, the surrounding territory and the holder’s liabilities, read before you sign.

What the process says.

The life of a real area, from 2020 to today: the application, the permit, the transfer, the unpaid fee, the denied appeals. Each milestone, in the month it happened.

In the platform: Legal, and the title’s timeline on the process page

October 2020: Initial application. Exploration application filed.
December 2020: Permit granted. Exploration authorized for three years.
January 2021: Trial mining license requested. Extraction during exploration.
July 2021: Requirement issued. An obligation with a deadline.
December 2021: Notice of violation for the annual fee. Annual fee unpaid.
December 2021: Transfer completed. Rights transferred to another holder.
February 2022: Annual fee fine. Annual fee paid late.
August 2024: Permit extension requested. More time to explore.
January 2025: Extension denied. No extra time to explore.
April 2025: Defense filed. Contesting the notice of violation.
October 2025: Requirement issued. An obligation with a deadline.
March 2026: Appeal filed. To the higher authority.
May 2026: Appeal denied. Decision upheld.
August 2026: Appeal denied at the final instance. Unfavorable decision upheld.

What surrounds it.

Protected areas, Indigenous lands, highways: the surrounding territory, each layer with its shortest distance to the area.

In the platform: the tab Territory

And whether the area could become available again.

Extension denied, appeal lost, permit expired without a final report: the platform measures the risk of the area becoming available again.

In the platform: Risk of the area becoming available, in the Process tab

The deadlines. The territory. And the seller’s liabilities.

In Legal, the filings, the requirements and the deadlines.

In the Territory tab, protected areas, Indigenous lands, highways: each layer with its shortest distance to the area.

In the Fiscal tab, the debts of the process and of whoever holds the area.

In Legal, the filings, the requirements and the deadlines.

In the Territory tab, protected areas, Indigenous lands, highways: each layer with its shortest distance to the area.

In the Fiscal tab, the debts of the process and of whoever holds the area.

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