UCC search · New Mexico
New Mexico UCC search
The New Mexico Secretary of State (UCC filings, Business Services Division) keeps New Mexico's UCC filings: the notices lenders file to claim a business's assets. Search them by business or by lender and see each filing's status, dates and parties, with the source on every result.
What New Mexico's UCC records include
The fields a Clerkfield lien search returns for New Mexico.
- File number and filing date
- Lapse date as recorded by the state
- Status in the state's words (Active, Lapsed, Terminated)
- Debtor name with city and state
- Lender (secured party) name with city and state, including earlier lenders on the same filing
- Later filings (amendments, continuations, terminations) with file numbers and dates
- Tax liens labelled as such when the filing type says so
Not in New Mexico's free records
City and state only, no street addresses.
Search by lender
Yes. A lender search lists every New Mexico filing that names that secured party.
How to search New Mexico UCC filings by hand
The state's own search is at enterprise.sos.nm.gov. The online lien search is free. A certified search (UCC-11) costs $3 per name plus $1 per page of copies; farm products (EFS) searches cost $15 per name plus $0.25 per page.
- Go to enterprise.sos.nm.gov, open Search and choose the Lien tab.
- Click Advanced and pick Debtor Name Search (or Secured Party Name Search for a lender).
- Switch Name Type to Organization Name, type the name, and tick the box to include lapsed records.
- Read each row: file number, debtor, filing type, secured party, status, filing date, lapse date and page count.
- Click a row to open the side panel with the parties' full addresses.
New Mexico specifics
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The results list gives city and state only for each party. Full addresses appear only in the side panel for each filing.
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The free search is informational and not certified. A certified result needs the paid UCC-11 request.
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New Mexico shares its lien search platform with Arkansas. Clerkfield can search New Mexico liens by lender as well as by business name.
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All New Mexico UCC filings have been made online since March 2024; paper filings stopped on March 18, 2024.
Check the business behind the lien
Before you rely on a lien search, confirm the business is registered and active in New Mexico.
New Mexico business search-
$3 per name searched, plus $1 per page for copies of filings. Farm products (EFS) searches are $15 per name plus $0.25 per page. The fees are not refunded.
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Yes. The state's search has a secured party option, and Clerkfield offers lender search in New Mexico.
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The results list shows each party with city and state only. The full street address is in the side panel when you click the filing.
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It is the state's own data, but the state labels it non-certified and informational. For a certified result, file a UCC-11 request.
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EFS filings are agricultural (farm products) liens. They sit in the same Lien search but have their own certified search fee.