Invite Co-Owners: Bring the other owners on your lease to Mineral View.

Pick a lease, see the owners the county roll lists for it, and choose who to invite. We prepare a personal letter and code for each one; you send it by email or post.

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Invite Co-Owners

Mineral View identifies co-owners through public appraisal records. We prepare a personalized invitation with a unique code for each selected owner.

Mineral owner: Example Owner

1Select a Lease5 leases on your record

County—

Lease number—

Your interest—county roll ·

Co-owners to invite—

Select a lease to view co-owners, ownership shares and the mailing details the county appraisal records list.

2Select Co-Owners to Invite0 selected

Search by name or town

Chosen	Owner of record	Interest	Address on the roll
Select a lease to view other owners.

3Review and Send Invitation

Select a co-owner to prepare their invitation.

Complimentary months, if they upgrade: 0

Mineral View prepares the invitation and code. You send it by email or post, using contact details you have.◆ Example owner · made-up co-owners

Co-owners come from public county appraisal rolls
Claiming doesn’t change legal ownership
On the free plan, once your record is claimed

The co-owner list

Who else owns my lease?

Texas minerals are often split among heirs, trusts and companies over generations. The list shows each owner the county roll names on your lease, so there’s no courthouse digging.

Each owner’s name as recorded, their decimal interest and the mailing address on the roll.
Search by surname to find relatives, or by town to find owners nearby.
Individuals come first; companies, trusts and the operator are one click away.

Are your leases on the roll?

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Lease A (10001) · owners on the county roll

Owner of record	Interest
Vance Samuel KA person. Shown first, because inherited minerals are usually held by people.	0.007813
Hale Family TrustTRUST OR ESTATEOften a relative’s trust or an estate; worth adding.	0.031250
Three Creeks Royalty Partners, LPCOMPANYA royalty company or partnership.	0.002604
Operator B, LLCWORKING INTERESTThe company that drills. Flagged, and left out of rewards.	0.781250

Largest ownership share first, so the biggest stakeholders are at the top.

The county roll includes 19 ownership records for Lease A: 9 individuals and 4 companies or trusts, plus the operator. Repeated rows are combined.

Names as the county wrote them, surname first◆ Example owner · made-up co-owners

The invitation

What will the invitation say?

A ready-written letter for each person, with their own code. Pick the greeting: first name, the name on record, the family, or your own words.

Each letter says claiming doesn’t change, transfer or affect legal ownership.
Companies and trusts are addressed by their own name.
Copy one letter or all of them, or print one to post.

Prepare letters for your co-owners.

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Invitation preview1 of 1

Greeting

To: —Enter the recipient’s email address (not available in county appraisal records)
Subject: —

Showing the first owner on the lease; tick owners above to see each one’s letter◆ Example owner · made-up co-owners

Their side

What happens when they open it?

The link carries their code, so it fills in for them. They create a free account, and the leases tied to their own record come with it, without searching lease by lease.

The account is free for them too.
Once they’re in, they can invite the other owners on their own leases.

Setting up your minerals. Checking your invite code 4820-7163…

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Open the invitationClick the link in the email. The invitation code fills in on its own.
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Create a free accountRegister with Mineral View at no cost.
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See the lease recordsThe leases linked to their ownership record come with the account.

Link format: …/register?code=48207163◆ Example owner · made-up co-owners

Referral reward

Is there something in it for me?

One complimentary month for each invited co-owner who moves to a paid plan. The counter shows the most your current picks could bring.

Sending a letter or a free sign-up doesn’t add a month on its own.
Inviting is on the free plan once your record is claimed.

complimentary monthsSelect a co-owner to see the referral reward.

When the invited owner…	Reward
gets the invitation	None
creates a free account	None
moves to a paid plan	+1 month

One reward per person. The operator doesn’t count toward a reward.

The counter follows the owners ticked in step 2 above◆ Example owner · made-up co-owners

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What Mineral View doesn’t do: it doesn’t send the invitation for you, and it doesn’t have your co-owners’ email addresses. The county roll lists names, ownership shares and mailing addresses only. You choose who to contact, and how.

{G}

We are both listed as owners associated with {L}. I recently reviewed the available public records for this property through Mineral View, including well information, production history, operator details, and county appraisal records.

Mineral View brings this information together in one place so mineral owners can more easily review records associated with their interests. Creating an account is free, and claiming your record in Mineral View does not change, transfer, or affect legal ownership. It simply connects your account with the ownership record identified for you.

Your unique invitation code is: {C}

Enter this code when registering with Mineral View, and it can identify the lease records associated with your ownership record, so you do not have to search for each lease individually.

Your invitation code is unique to you and is intended only for accessing your associated ownership record.

Once registered, you can review available information related to your mineral interests, follow production activity, and connect with other participating owners associated with the property.

Access your Mineral View account: {U}

{S}

{G}

Our records indicate that we share an ownership connection to {L}. I recently reviewed the available public information for this property through Mineral View, including well records, production history, operator details, and county appraisal records.

Mineral View organizes this information in one place so mineral owners can more easily review records associated with their interests. Creating an account is free, and claiming a record in Mineral View does not change or transfer legal ownership. It simply connects the account with the applicable ownership record.

The unique invitation code is: {C}

Enter this code when registering with Mineral View, and it can identify the lease records associated with the ownership record, helping you access relevant information without searching for each lease separately.

The invitation code is unique to this ownership record and should only be used by the intended recipient.

Once registered, you can review available information related to your mineral interests, follow production activity, and connect with other participating owners associated with the property.

Access your Mineral View account: {U}

{S}

How it works

Claim your record. Your co-owners are listed with it.

Nothing to look up. Each lease on your record shows the other owners the county roll lists.

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Find your record
Search by your name and claim it, free. Your leases come along.
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Pick a lease and the owners
Tick who to invite. A letter and a personal code are prepared for each one.
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Send it yourself
Copy it into your email, or print it and post it, using contact details you have.

Free plan

Bring your co-owners in, free.

Free plan, no card needed. Claim your record, and the owners on each of your leases are ready to invite.

Not sure your leases are on record? Find your record first. Claiming connects your workspace to a record. It does not establish ownership, title or entitlement to payment.

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mineral owners have joined Mineral ViewBuilt from public Railroad Commission of Texas data and county appraisal rolls

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Your interestCounty roll

Your interest (county roll)

The decimal the county appraisal roll lists for your record on this lease, for example 0.012500.

Your division order is the one that governs payment, and its decimal may differ.

Each co-owner’s row shows the decimal the roll lists for them.

See the interest listed on each of your leases. Free plan, no card needed.

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Working interestThe operator

Why the operator is flagged

The roll includes the working-interest party: the operator, who pays to drill rather than owning the minerals.

Inviting them into a private owners’ group is very unlikely to be what you meant, so their letter carries a warning and they don’t count toward a free month.

Companies, trusts and the operator stay hidden until you ask for them.

Invite the owners, not the operator. Free plan, no card needed.

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County appraisal rollPublic record

What the county roll gives us

For each record on a lease: the owner’s name as the county wrote it, their decimal interest and a mailing address.

It doesn’t list email addresses or phone numbers, so Mineral View doesn’t have them either.

Repeated rows for the same owner and interest are combined into one.

See who the roll lists on your leases. Free plan, no card needed.

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Invitation code8 digits

How the personal code works

Each owner of record gets their own 8-digit code, for example 4820-7163. The link in the letter carries it, so it fills in on its own.

The code points to that person’s record, so it’s meant for them only.

An owner keeps the same code each time you prepare their letter.

Prepare codes for your own co-owners. Free plan, no card needed.

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RecipientAlready a member

If they already have an account

They’re told nothing has changed, and which owner record the invitation is for.

If that record is theirs too, they claim it and its leases come across. If not, they go back to their own minerals.

Claiming doesn’t change, transfer or affect legal ownership.

Bring in a co-owner who already uses Mineral View. Free plan, no card needed.

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Referral rewardComplimentary months

How the free month works

You get one complimentary month when an invited co-owner moves to a paid plan. One reward per person.

Sending the letter or a free sign-up doesn’t bring a month on its own. The operator doesn’t count.

The counter shows the most months your current picks could bring.

Start inviting from the free plan. Free plan, no card needed.

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Invite Co-Owners: Bring the other owners on your lease to Mineral View.

Who else owns my lease?

What will the invitation say?

What happens when they open it?

Is there something in it for me?

Claim your record. Your co-owners are listed with it.

Find your record

Pick a lease and the owners

Send it yourself

Bring your co-owners in, free.