The New Mexico Construction Industries Division requires a trade exam for all classifications and contractors must submit examination scores before the application is processed.
Every contractor must meet financial responsibility requirements. Contractor’s maximum permit or contract value may be increased at any time but may be decreased only at renewal. If the contractor is using a bond or cash collateral assignment, the company name must read exactly the same as the name on your application. The cash collateral or bond document must be signed and notarized by a bank official or bonding agent.
You will not be permitted to schedule an examination until your work history has been verified. You must submit affidavits proving that you have the required work experience for the specific classification(s) for which you are applying.
To qualify for streets, roads, and highways including general building construction requires a minimum of two years full-time related experience as an employee of a licensed contractor.
A1 Contractor Services, Inc will assist your company to obtain a license in New Mexico by:
Completed the application required by the Construction Industries Division.
Assistance with Work Experience Affidavit and providing a sample detail for the trade classification.
Register the corporation with the Public Regulation Department including resident agent service.
Assist your corporation to receive a tax Id number with the Taxation and Revenue department.
Provide a two-day classroom study course for the law & trade exams in Albuquerque.
Monitor your application until a license is issued.
Give professional consultation before and after your license number is issued.
Forms (Downloadable)
You can download the forms necessary to obtain the Oregon Contractors license right here. If you need help in completion of any or all of the forms, we'll be glad to help.
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