Certificate of Good Standing in New Mexico

Official name for Certificate of Good Standing in New Mexico is “Certificate of Good Standing and Compliance”.

Most states want to see a certificate of good standing (or its equivalent) before allowing a company to do business in that state as a “foreign entity” (process called foreign qualification). Companies that intend to expand abroad might also need to obtain certificate of good standing, and then certify it for foreign use (either with Apostille or Embassy Certification).

Any company registered in New Mexico can order Certificate of Good Standing and Compliance from the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission, provided it is indeed is in good standing. Processing time is typically four to ten business days plus mailing time.

We can help you obtain Certificate of Good Standing and Compliance for your company from New Mexico Public Regulation Commission. In case your company turns out to be not in good standing, we will research the reasons and the remedies to bring it back to good standing, and will notify you of the results of our research.