Provide the Tract & Report Type
Provide the legal description and the report type you need. Whether it is an acquisition, a lease, a right-of-way, or a development project, Archive takes it from there.
A township. A section. Your tract.
Title research for the land you intend to develop. The ownership, the interests, and the complete record—delivered in one meticulously prepared package.
For the people
behind the decisions
You provide the legal description. We establish the ownership, account for the interests, and deliver the complete research behind the answer.
S/2 NE/4 · Section 14 · T24S, R28E
Eddy County, New Mexico · 80.00 acres
Your answer comes first. The supporting research is there whenever you need it.
Public examples use fictional data and include the complete report and runsheet. Delivered report packages also include the recorded instruments supporting the research. Source-document scans are not included in these public samples.
Prepared by Archive. Verified by an Archive title researcher.
Surface, mineral, and revenue-interest reports are professionally verified before delivery.
Ownership and interests, clearly stated. Title notes and the research behind them.
Every examined instrument, fully indexed. Interests carried to eight decimal places.
Every recorded instrument supporting the research, including pertinent court records.
Surface, minerals, revenue interests, or the complete abstract. See the depth of an Archive report package.
Explore the complete illustrative samples. Licensed access and report orders are arranged with Archive.
Title research for any tract in Eddy and Lea counties, New Mexico. Expanding across the Permian Basin.
Your legal description. Our home ground.
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Eddy and Lea are available today. Highlighted Texas counties are future coverage.
From the legal description to a complete report package. The research and verification happen here, before the work reaches you.
Provide the legal description and the report type you need. Whether it is an acquisition, a lease, a right-of-way, or a development project, Archive takes it from there.
Archive assembles the title and the supporting record. An Archive title researcher verifies each surface, mineral, and revenue-interest report before release.
Your report, complete runsheet, and supporting recorded instruments arrive together in your dashboard. The answer is up front. The full research is included.
Ordering an abstract? Archive compiles the recorded instruments and their chronological index for examination by your title counsel. Abstracts follow a compilation workflow, without the ownership-report verification step.
The details behind a complete title-research engagement.
Discuss your projectA complete report, a detailed runsheet, and every recorded instrument supporting the research, including relevant county-clerk and court records. The public fictional samples include the report and workbook, with every page and worksheet available to inspect; they do not include document scans.
An Archive title researcher verifies each surface ownership, mineral ownership, and revenue-interest report before it is delivered. Research and verification are Archive’s responsibility. Your package arrives with the findings presented first and the supporting record included.
No. An abstract is a compilation of recorded instruments and their chronological index. It is prepared for title examination, often by a law firm developing a title opinion. It does not follow the ownership-report verification workflow.
Any tract in Eddy County or Lea County, New Mexico. Coverage is expanding across the Permian Basin.
With licensed access, provide the legal description and select the report type in Archive. Your completed package is delivered to your dashboard. Contact Archive to arrange access and discuss your organization’s report needs.
Archive provides title research and professionally verified ownership findings. A legal title opinion is prepared by counsel. Report notes identify unresolved matters; Archive’s research does not constitute title insurance or legal advice.
Bring your legal descriptions and report requirements. Archive takes care of the title.
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