Chiropractic Board: FAQs

The Jurisprudence Exam is self-administered and should be completed and submitted with your application. The exam is open-book; rules and statutes should be reviewed prior to submission.

Yes. A status letter will be sent with notification of missing documents.

Anyone who can recommend the applicant professionally and speak to the applicant’s professional activities, such as colleagues or supervisors.

A license number will be issued, processed, and mailed to the address the board has on file within three to five working days.

All chiropractors’ licenses expire annually on June 30. In mid-May, a courtesy online renewal reminder postcard will be sent to you.

Yes, please submit notice to the board that you would like to place your license on inactive status. Please note, you will be required to renew your inactive status annually by submitting an inactive renewal application with the associated $100 fee via check or money order made out to the New Mexico Chiropractic Board. YOU CANNOT PRACTICE WITH AN INACTIVE LICENSE.

A licensee list will be made available upon written request for a fee of $75. The list is made available in hard copy and label format. The request will be filled in approximately 4 to 5 working days.