Is there some secret to contacting Noble Chevron? I have written them several emails and never received an answer (over several months). I am trying to find my deceased father’s mineral rights which someone is offering to buy them, so I know they exist). Section 207 H&GN Co. Survey, A-519 Reeves County, Texas
My brother sold his share (about two months ago for $9K) to Redtail Minerals - Has anyone heard of this company? Any info is appreciated, Thanks
I’d start by asking my brother what process he used.
The buyer contacted his wife - He is deceased
The missing owners list for Clay Prewit 206-207 B Unit B 3H well includes someone named Fite on page 2 of the service list. Send a detailed email explaining that you are an heir and need to get in pay. Cite the lease name, API number and RRC Lease ID. Attach the service list. Also send a letter by certified mail with the same information. Here is link for service list. https://webapps.rrc.texas.gov/dpimages/img/4900000-4999999//PR0004903420_0001.pdf The original landman is no longer with Chevron. You might try contacting the regulatory person who filed the most recent permit for a Chevron well in Reeves County and ask how to contact the landman handling Reeves County. Here is recent W-1 https://webapps.rrc.texas.gov/dpimages/img/8300000-8399999//PR0008393846_0001.pdf
Thanks for your help. I am new to all of this. Is the API number and RRC Lease ID = Clay Prewit 206-207 B Unit B 3H ?? And who do I send a certified letter to? Chevron? Noble Oil?
The API and RRC lease numbers for the well are in the earlier post that you started. Correspondence will be with Chevron as it owns Noble. Chevron’s royalty owner relations for email.
OK, thank you very much. You have been a big help.
You might find lease info here by owner name. https://reeves.tx.publicsearch.us/