The process
Five steps. You're in two of them.
You send the list and you verify the package.
Your step
01 — You send the list
Your P-5 number is enough to start. We return your inactive well inventory, where each well sits in the testing cycle, and what the work costs. No obligation — a fair number of operators use the review just to see where they stand.
02 — We agree on scope
A signed service agreement, a named-well work order, and filing delegation from a company-domain signer. This is the last paperwork you touch until the receipts come back.
03 — We notify the district
Required notice to the district office ahead of the test, with the confirmation retained in your file. We handle the timing, the call, and the follow-up.
04 — We test the well
Acoustic fluid-level testing at the wellhead. Raw instrument output is preserved unedited alongside our field record, so the underlying data is there if a result is ever questioned.
Your step
05 — You verify, we submit
You review the package and confirm it. We submit through delegated credentials and send you the receipt, and next year's test is scheduled before we close this year's file.
What you get back: the notice confirmation, the raw instrument output, the field-test record, and the submission receipt.
The point
You'll hear from us twice a year.
Once when we're heading to your wells, and once when the submission is confirmed.
You remain the operator of record and remain responsible for your wells and your filings. The Railroad Commission controls acceptance and approval of every notice, filing, and extension. We do not guarantee any agency outcome or compliance result.