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Are in-state and out-of-state branches registered separately in New Mexico?

April 26, 2017branches in-state New Mexico out-of-state registered separately

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Are in-state and out-of-state branches registered separately in New Mexico?

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New Mexico does not require a separate application for a branch. However, it is beneficial for the registrant to disclose all branches, in-state and out-of-state, in writing for the purpose of verification. The Division will issue a separate registration certificate for branch offices located in New Mexico at no additional fee.