Oil & Gas Reporting Contacts
Most reporting questions are answered below. Work through the troubleshooting sections first — if your question isn’t covered there, the specialists who handle your company are listed at the bottom of this page.
Looking for a different topic?
- Paying rent — see Rent contacts
- Leases, agreements, or contracts — see Lease & agreement contacts
- Full reporting guidance — see the Reporting section
Royalty troubleshooting
Common questions about Form ONRR-2014, the oil and gas revenue report.
Form ONRR-2014 reports royalties and other revenue owed on federal and Indian leases. You file it through eCommerce once your reporter access is set up.
Start with reporter setup if you have not filed before.
Most 2014 errors come from a lease or agreement number that does not match ONRR records, or a product code that is not valid for the sales month reported.
Check the error message against the reference lists and codes, then resubmit the corrected line.
Adjustments are filed as new lines against the original sales month rather than by editing the original submission. Report the reversing line and the corrected line together.
eCommerce is the reporting portal for royalty and production filings. For login or permission problems, use the System Access topic rather than the reporting specialists below.
WebCenter Portal hosts reporting documents and correspondence. Access issues are handled by the service desk; content questions are handled by the specialists below.
Production troubleshooting
Common questions about the OGOR, the oil and gas operations report.
The Oil and Gas Operations Report (OGOR) records production, disposition, and inventory by well and lease for each production month.
OGOR errors usually involve a well or facility identifier that is not associated with the lease, or disposition volumes that do not balance against production and inventory.
Refile the affected production month in full. The most recent accepted submission replaces the prior one for that month.
The Production Allocation Schedule Report (PASR) allocates production measured at a facility back to the leases it came from. It is required when production from more than one lease is commingled.
Contacts
Oil & gas reporting specialists can answer questions related to:
- 2014 status
- 2014 errors & corrections
- Onshore federal production
- Offshore production
- Indian production
- eCommerce reporting issues
- PASR issues
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