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New Mexico

Who is the governing agency?

 
Contractor's Licensing Service Inc
3211 Coors Blvd SW, Suite D-4
Albuquerque, NM 87121
(505) 452-8311
Fax (505) 452-8310
www.contractorsnm.com

What are the initial requirements for a low voltage license?

Low-Voltage/Limited Energy License: A low-voltage special systems license is required to perform certain work under 50 volts.

Low Voltage Specialty Licenses:
Low Voltage Special Systems (ES-3)
Telephone Communication Systems (ES-7)
Journeyman Sound, Intercommunication and Electrical Alarm Systems (ES-3J)
Journeyman Telephone Communication Systems and Telephone Interconnect (ES-7J)
Residential/Commercial Electrical Contractor’s License (EE-98)
 

An applicant must submit an application to the Contractors Licensing Service which notes:

- proof of practical and related experience

- proof of passing scores from Experier (CID's approved testing vender)

- Qualifying Party Certificate (if applicable)

- Completed Contractors License Application

   - A copy of your business entity's registration with the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department.

  - Your registration with the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (NMPRC) if you are applying as a corporation or a limited liability company.

   - Either a license bond, OR completed cash collateral assignment form, OR, a current financial statement

   - The correct licensing fee, certificate fee and application fee.

 

For additional and up to date information, always verify your licensing requirements via the States website: http://www.contractorsnm.com/index.html
 


What are the continuing education requirements of the State?

All Elite CEU Inc. courses and Certifications are available for General Education.

Hours are not approved for State required CEs.