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Contracting without a license in New Mexico is against the law. If a contractor is working without a license, the Division may stop the construction project and file a criminal charge of unlicensed contracting in Metropolitan or Magistrate Court. Violators will be eligible for licensure 1 year from date of conviction.

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Click here to file a request for investigation against unlicensed violators

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Any one engaged in construction-related contracting in New Mexico must be licensed. This includes general construction work, electrical, mechanical and plumbing and LP gas. The activities that are considered to be contracting in New Mexico are defined in the Construction Industries Licensing Act, NMSA 1978,
Section 60-13-3.

The Manufactured Housing Committee will convene a public hearing on the following proposed changes to the administrative code to include amendments to its rules 14.12.1 – GENERAL PROVISIONS, 14.12.2 – LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS, 14.12.8 – RENEWAL AND CONTINUING EDUCATION, 14.12.10 – FEES, and 14.12.11 – DISCIPLINE.  The hearing will be held before a hearing officer, at which time any interested person is invited to submit data, views or arguments on the proposed changes, either orally or in writing and to examine witnesses testifying at the hearing.  The original public notice hearing scheduled for December 10, 2021, was cancelled and is reset through this notice to February 11, 2022.

The hearing will be held virtually, due to the concerns surrounding COVID-19. Attendees were able to provide public comment on record and submit written comments.

The Division will review all feedback received during the public comment period and issue communication regarding a final decision at a later date.

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Click on links below for more information:

Notice of Proposed Rulemaking

Proposed Rules -Exhibits

MHD Concise Explanatory Statement_esigned

MHD Published_ 14.12.11

MHD Published_14.12.10

MHD Published_14.12.08

MHD Published_14.12.02

MHD Published_14.12.01

To access the Public Hearing click HERE for more information.

MHD Licensing Act

MHD Rules

https://www.srca.nm.gov/chapter-12-manufactured-housing/

Licensing Fees

CID Crossover- $100

Installer- $200

Dealer- $200

Salesperson- $50

Manufacturer- $500

LATE FEES

Grace Period for late fees is 30 days

on Day 31 late fees starts to accumulate starting at $31 dollars and a dollar a day a after that,  up to 60 days. After day 60 fee goes on to match what  fee is for that licenses.

Example for a Crossover is listed below:

If you are a Crossover and late fee lands on day 45, fee will be a total of  $145 fee.

If over 60 days late for crossover is a flat $200 fee.

Licenses over one year of the expiration date will require new application, new application fee and completion of all required examinations.