United States — New Mexico
NMSA 59A-6-1. Fee schedule
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The superintendent must collect the listed fees for insurance-related filings, licenses, and continuations, and the fees are nonrefundable when paid.
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United States — New Mexico
NMSA 53-19-71. Application to existing limited liability companies
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Existing foreign limited liability companies with a New Mexico certificate of authority under the Business Corporation Act must reapply under the Limited Liability Company Act.
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NMSA 58-13C-202. Exempt transactions
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This section lists securities transactions that are exempt from certain registration requirements.
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NMSA 57-3B-5. Application of registration
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A person using a mark may apply to register it, but the application must be signed and verified and include the required fee.
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NMSA 61-27B-26. Denial, suspension or revocation of license or
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The department may deny, suspend, revoke, reprimand, or place on probation a Private Investigations Act license or registration for specified misconduct or violations.
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NMSA 53-20-13. Certificate of withdrawal; issuance
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A foreign business trust seeking withdrawal must deliver an application to the public regulation commission [secretary of state]. If the application meets the act’s requirements and all fees and taxes have been paid, the authority must endorse, file, and issue a certificate of withdrawal.
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NMSA 53-20-7. Issuance of certificate of authority
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If the application meets the Act’s requirements and the fees are paid, the public regulation commission or secretary of state must file the application, issue a certificate of authority, and return the certificate with a copy of the application to the business trust or its representative.
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NMSA 58-13C-607. Public records; confidentiality
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Most records held or filed under the New Mexico Uniform Securities Act are public, but several listed categories are confidential or not open for public examination.
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NMSA 1-4-5.7. Registration at voting location prior to voting
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This section lets qualified electors register or update registration at voting locations in some elections, but sets identification, timing, party-affiliation, and ballot-processing rules.
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NMSA 66-2-12. Police authority of division
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The division director and designated officers may exercise police powers to enforce the Motor Vehicle Code, including arrests, vehicle stops and inspections.
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NMSA 7-10-2. Purpose of act
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This section states the act’s purpose: to ensure certain people doing business with the state are registered for gross receipts tax payment.
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NMSA 47-14-3.1. Bonding requirements
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Appraisal management companies must maintain a bond or equivalent security to register or renew, and must tell the board in writing about any claim on that bond.
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