Trusted Notary and Title Services

The fee details provided here specifically apply to Texas, where MAJR Resources offers notary public services as part of its broader title and land documentation support. In Texas, notary fees are regulated by state law and vary by notarial act. Title-related work, curative drafting, or travel is billed separately from the notarization itself. For energy project document execution in other states, contact MAJR Resources directly to confirm which services and requirements apply to your specific project location.

MAJR Resources supports notarization for contracts, curative instruments, lease agreements, pooling agreements, conveyance documents, and other legal documents connected to land, mineral, oil and gas, renewable energy, and infrastructure projects. The notary function helps ensure signatures are properly witnessed and documented, while related title services help confirm ownership, encumbrances, and project readiness.

A title transfer can generally be notarized by a properly commissioned notary public authorized in the state where the notarization occurs. The notary verifies identity, confirms willingness to sign, and completes the appropriate notarial certificate. For Texas-related documents, MAJR Resources provides Texas notary public services as part of broader title, leasehold, and curative document support.

Title research examines land records such as deeds, wills, grants, mortgages, leases, liens, easements, and conveyances to build a chain of title. This helps identify ownership history, unresolved claims, encumbrances, and potential defects before a project moves forward. MAJR Resources applies this research across surface, mineral, and leasehold interests for energy development clients.

A leasehold title review confirms ownership, identifies encumbrances, and highlights defects that could affect development rights or operational timelines. For oil, gas, renewable, and infrastructure projects, this review can uncover issues such as unclear succession, unpaid obligations, restrictive provisions, or missing documentation. Addressing these matters early helps reduce risk before acquisition, drilling, construction, or financing decisions.

A runsheet is an organized summary of recorded documents affecting a property or interest. It helps attorneys and project teams evaluate chain of title, conveyances, liens, encumbrances, and curative needs. MAJR Resources prepares runsheets to support efficient title opinions, helping legal teams understand the status of a property before development, acquisition, or infrastructure work proceeds.

Curative work resolves title defects or documentation gaps that may prevent a project from advancing. This can include drafting curative instruments, obtaining ratifications, coordinating probate or heirship research, and preparing pooling agreements. MAJR Resources helps clear these obstacles so leasehold, mineral, or surface-related projects can proceed with cleaner documentation and fewer avoidable delays.

MAJR Resources serves clients across Texas and the broader United States, with notary public services specifically offered for the State of Texas. The company supports oil and gas operators, renewable energy developers, infrastructure companies, and clients pursuing mineral rights, leasehold acquisitions, title verification, and multi-regional due diligence projects.