How to get a New Mexico Contractor License [8-step guide]

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Learn the necessary steps you need to complete to get your New Mexico Contractors License.
Get free quotes for your NM Contractor License Bond: suretysolutions.com/nm-contra...
Find more information on getting your New Mexico Contractors License on our blog: suretysolutions.com/nm-contra...
One of the final steps to getting your New Mexico Contractors License is purchasing a New Mexico Contractors Bond. Get your free quotes here: suretysolutions.com/nm-contra...
PSI Exams: public.psiexams.com/
2 years experience: Residential Building (GB-2) and Building Specialties (GS-1 through GS-34), Asphalt Bitumen and Concrete Construction (GA-1 through GA-5), Fixed Works (GF-1 through GF-9), Residential Wiring (ER-1) and Electrical Specialties (ES-1 through ES-10), Mechanical Specialties (MS-3 and MS-6)
4 years experience: General Building (GB-98), Asphalt and Bitumen and Concrete Construction (GA-98), Fixed Works (GF-98), Electrical - Residential and Commercial (EE-98), Electrical Distribution Systems (EL-1), Mechanical (MM-98), Plumbing (MM-1), Natural Gas Fitting (MM-2), HVAC (MM-3), Process Piping (MM-4), Fire Sprinklers (MS-12), Dry Chemical Fire Protection (MS-14)
New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department: (505) 827-0700
Secretary of State: (505) 827-3600
The final step is to mail your paperwork to PSI:
PSI
2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE, Suite E&F
Albuquerque, NM 87107
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@kylergale3778 4 года назад

Thanks for the video! My question is now that I've passed my exam and finished my business in law classes do I still need to fill out another application with PSI to have my license or do I already have it? I haven't been bonded or purchased insurance yet.

@Suretysolutionsllc 4 года назад

Hello Kyler, Thanks for watching our video! Typically, contractors are required to have insurance and be bonded with the state before they receive their license. We recommend contacting PSI to verify the next steps. You can contact them through their website psiexams.com or by calling us at 800-733-9267. The New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department might be able to offer assistance as well. Their number is (505) 476-4700. Let us know if you have any questions or need assistance with the required Surety Bond. Thank you!