New Mexico Collection Agency Bond

Why do I need this bond?

Collection agency corporate bonds ensure that principals (collection agencies) will adhere and comply with all provisions of the New Mexico Collection Agency Regulatory Act. If the principal violates any of the given provisions, a claim can be made against the bond.

For more information on collection agency bonds in New Mexico, contact an expert surety specialist now.

What’s the fine print?

The principal’s signature on the bond form must be witnessed by a licensed notary public. The bond is to be maintained until the principal’s license is withdrawn, terminated or revoked. If the bond is otherwise canceled, the surety must send a written cancellation notice to the Director of the Financial Institutions Division at least 30 days before the cancellation date.

How to become a collection agency in New Mexico

All applications must be submitted to the Financial Institutions Division. The following information and documentation must be provided along with the application:

• financial statement
• disclosure of affiliated business entities
• $5,000 surety bond
• company management information
• $500 application fee
• applicant’s notarized oath and statement

To renew a license, the debt collection company must submit a renewal application along with a $50 application fee.

Detailed licensing requirements can be found in the “Important Links” section on this page.

If you’re ready to get a business license for your collection agency in New Mexico, get started by purchasing your required surety bond. Pay just $100 for your New Mexico collection agency bond when you work with SuretyBonds.com.

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Important Links

Collection Agencies, Managers and Repossesors: Forms and Applications

Renewal Application for Collection Agency Manager’s License

Application for Original Collection Agency License

Collection Agency Corporate Surety Bond

Collection Agencies, Managers and Repossesors: FAQs