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An exploration license may not be transferred, directly or indirectly, during the first year of its term.

Yes, holders of exploration and exploitation licenses may request a partial relinquishment of the license area, including its boundaries and coordinates.

Yes, if the surface rental fees are not paid, a penalty for non-payment will be imposed:

First penalty: A warning for 30 days.

Second penalty: A violation notice for 30 days. If the violation is not corrected within the notice period, a fine will be imposed.

Third penalty: A fine will be imposed for every 30-day delay from the date of the violation notice fine.

The deadline for paying fines is 30 days according to the state's revenue system.

If payment is not made within this period, a final warning is sent to the debtor, requiring payment within an additional 15 days.

If compliance is not met, enforcement actions and seizure are carried out through the competent court.

No, the fine must be paid before being able to apply for services on the Taadeen platform.

Yes, it is possible to divide the financial guarantee if the license is newly issued, provided that the required duration of the license is 3 years or more.

Yes, it is possible to combine multiple balances as proof of financial capability to cover the project costs.

No, proof of financial capability must be in the name of the company submitting the application, and cannot be in the name of the company owner or one of its partners.

No, the holder of the surplus raw materials license does not have the right to establish any facility or fixed unit related to crushing, grinding, processing, or refining operations on-site.

When the license holder discovers other minerals of the same category as the one the license was issued for, a request for modification of the issued license must be submitted to include the newly discovered mineral.