Paydirtpapa.
If by 602 you mean the private non government Stevens-Ness form for labor that is for sale in Oregon - it doesn't meet the Oregon State requirements. Another failed form.
It's pretty easy to make up your own affidavit. The state gives very specific instructions, if you follow them it doesn't matter if you write it on notebook paper by hand.
Here are the Oregon state requirements:
Within 30 days after the performance of labor or making of improvements, or making federal fee payments required by law to be annually performed or made upon any mining claim, the person in whose behalf such labor was performed or improvement or payment was made, or someone in behalf of the person, knowing the facts, shall make and have recorded in the Mineral and Mining Record of the county in which the mining claim is situated, an affidavit setting forth:
1. The name of the claim or claims if grouped and a reference to the record where the location notice of each such claim is recorded.
2. The number of days’ work done and the character and value of the improvements placed thereon, together with their location.
3. The dates of performing the labor and making the improvements.
4. At whose instance or request the work was done or improvements made.
5. The actual amount paid for the labor and improvements, and by whom paid, when the same was not done by the claim owner.
6. That the federal fee requirements have been met by the owner or agent and that the owner or agent intends to hold the claim in good standing for the applicable assessment year. [Amended by 1993 c.443 §1; 1999 c.654 §32]
Within 30 days after the performance of labor or making of improvements, or making federal fee payments required by law to be…
oregon.public.law
It's always best to look at the actual law to meet your annual requirements. There are no do overs available so get it as right as you can the first time.
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