Information regarding converting legacy claims and amalgamating, subdividing and reducing cell claims. Details on registering work and changing the expiry date on a cell claims is also included.

A transfer is when a recorded holder of a mineral title (the seller) wants to transfer all or part of their interest in a mineral title to another free miner (the purchaser) who has a BCeID. The purchaser must agree and accept the transfer to complete it.

Information regarding coal land reserves, coal rights over private land, historical coal, builders liens on coal titles, coal mine maps and contacting the government's coal geologist.

A Free Miner Certificate gives the right to acquire and maintain mineral and placer title and to access your title during exploration and development.

Washing earth and gravel in a hand held pan to separate and remove minerals or placer minerals. No equipment or tools other than a hand pan, hand shovel and a metal detector can be used in recreational hand panning.

Information regarding lease rentals and applying for a term extension of a lease.

Information on requesting a search for copy of a mineral record or requesting a visual examination of mineral records.

A copy of a document or notice, such as liens or court orders, relating to a mineral title may be submitted for registration in the Victoria or Vancouver Mineral Titles offices, any Service BC Government Agent, or FrontCounter BC office. The registration fee is $10 per title.

An interested person may register a complaint against a recorded holder, that a mineral title is being held for purposes other than mining activity, or that a recorded holder has knowingly filed a false work report.

A mining lease is a legal contract for the right to work a mine and extract the mineral or other valuable deposits from it. It is also called also a mineral lease. It is required for production level hard rock mining activity.

When the recorded holder of a mineral or placer title and the owner or other person having a material interest in the surface of the land on which the mineral or placer title is located are unable to resolve the dispute regarding access on their own.

Information on the submission of reports for mineral tenures.

A mining reserve is the legal instrument used to prevent or restrict the acquisition of mineral, placer and coal tenure on mineral lands and coal lands.

A lease is the production tenure for mining. A placer lease is required for production level placer mining activity.