PUBLIC NOTICES DURING THE COVID-19 PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY
PUBLIC HEALTH ORDERS AND EXECUTIVE ORDERS
ALL TOGETHER NEW MEXICO – COVID SAFE PRACTICES FOR INVIDUVALS AND EMPLOYERS
Report a Non-Compliance
If you wish to report a non-compliance within a business, a violation of the mass gatherings ban, or other violations of the public order, you may report them to
NMSP.COVID19@state.nm.us or contact your local police or sheriff’s department on their non-emergency phone lines. When submitting a non-compliance complaint, please provide the following: date and time of observed violation, city, county, business name and business address.
HOW TO COMMUNICATE WITH BOARD STAFF DURING COVID-19 PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY
Per state personnel instructions, our Santa Fe and Albuquerque offices are closed, but functioning, and staff are either working from home or are in the office with appropriate precautions. Staff can be accessed by email and we are responding to messages left on voice mail. Please send documents to the board via mail or email. License applications are being processed.
To email the board directly, please use the email address below for individual boards.
Or you can leave a message in Boards and Commissions general voicemail or email the general email at: Boards.Commissions@state.nm.us
Staff will get back to you as soon as possible.
Thank you,
John Blair
Boards and Commissions Director
Boards and Commissions: Overview
The Boards and Commissions Division licenses and regulates more than 30 different professions and specialized trades, from accountants to funeral directors. This division establishes specialized standards on education and training to ensure New Mexicans receive quality care and services from qualified professionals.
Each board and commission has its own set of rules and its own licensing requirements. The Governor of New Mexico appoints members to boards and commissions who work closely with the Superintendent of the New Mexico Regulation & Licensing Department to protect consumer rights while promoting good business practices and economic growth.
For more detailed information on each board or commission, please click on the link to individual Boards & Commissions, on the left.
Please Note: If you are inquiring about SECURITY GUARDS, please contact the Private Investigations Advisory Board and NOT the Securities Division. Thank you.
Interested in becoming a Board Member?
If you interested in serving on any board or commission, please visit the
Governor’s website to apply:
Apply Here
NOTICE TO ALL LICENSEES REGARDING PAY PAL MIGRATION:
Beginning July 15, 2019, there will be a 2.5% transaction fee applied to all online license, registration and renewal fees paid to the Regulation and Licensing Department with a credit card, this fee is paid directly as a bank transaction fee, it is not paid to the Regulation and Licensing Department. The Regulation and Licensing Department is working on development of an electronic check (e-check) payment option that will also be available in the near future. Use of the e-check option will not result in any transaction fees. Thank you.
***NOTICE REGARDING CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS***
Effective December 1, 2017
*As of Friday, December 1, 2017, RLD will no longer accept Credit Card payments in person at RLD offices, nor by electronic mail (email), or direct mail.
*RLD will continue to accept checks and money orders (no cash) at all RLD offices (Santa Fe, Albuquerque and Las Cruces) or by direct mail. However, please do not send Credit Card information to RLD by electronic mail (e-mail) or by direct mail. On and after December 1, 2017, credit card information received via email or regular mail will be destroyed without processing.
*RLD will continue to accept Credit Card payments through our existing secure online systems that can be accessed via the Internet from your home, place of business, or mobile Internet device.
*No credit card breach of data incidents have occurred to date. However, RLD is changing credit card processing to ensure a secure system is maintained in the future.