ClaimForge Launch V1 · Effective upon public launch
Intelligence Disclaimer
ClaimForge Launch V1. Approved September 11, 2026. Effective upon public launch.
Intelligence grounded in evidence
ClaimForge analyzes and contextualizes public records, including Bureau of Land Management Mineral & Land Records System (BLM/MLRS) records, and other identified sources. It brings people, geography, relationships, history, and evidence together to help professionals identify developments worth examining.
We distinguish recorded facts from interpretation and retain the material scope and limitations of a finding. ClaimForge provides research and intelligence, not certainty about every underlying fact or future outcome.
Source limitations
Source information may be delayed, incomplete, ambiguous, incorrect, or subsequently revised. An edition reflects its identified sources and comparison periods; it is not a real-time representation of all filings. Source availability and analysis affect publication timing. ClaimForge is independent of BLM and other government agencies; use of public records does not imply endorsement.
Title, ownership, relationships, and geography
ClaimForge does not establish legal title. Association alone does not establish mineral ownership, control, acquisition, filing responsibility, legal operator status, strategy, or causation. Identity ambiguity should be considered alongside the evidence.
PLSS context is a land-reference framework, not surveyed claim geometry or a land survey. Recorded county context alone does not prove geometric membership. Use authoritative title and boundary work where the decision requires it.
Professional diligence
ClaimForge is not a substitute for legal or investment/securities advice, geological certification, engineering or regulatory advice, a title opinion, or a land survey. Subscribers remain responsible for diligence appropriate to consequential decisions, including consulting original records and qualified professionals where needed.
Corrections and evolving evidence
We may revise conclusions when new evidence appears, correct observations, or withdraw unsupported material. Read findings with their evidence, date, scope, and limitations. To suggest a correction, contact info@claimforgegeo.com with the edition, observation, and relevant supporting evidence.