The public will soon be able to file land record documents related to mining claims, geothermal, and oil and gas, electronically with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Nevada State Office.

The BLM said the new service will increase the efficiency within the office while allowing customers to submit documents at their convenience from any location and receive immediate confirmation of their submission.

“E-recording will simplify the recording process for the customer,” said BLM Information Access and Customer Service Chief Dilene Smith. “This service will reduce the costs and time constraints associated with traditional recording methods, such as walk-ins, mailings or other courier methods.”