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1. www.nmcourts.gov › e-filing › e-filing-for-attorneyse-Filing for Attorneys - New Mexico Courts

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   An individual from a law firm or sole practitioner can register for a Firm account in eFile & Serve by selecting the Register button on the New Mexico eFile & Serve home page. You are ready to begin filing in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals and District Courts.

2. www.sbnm.org › LoginState Bar of New Mexico > Login

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   If this is the first time you're logging into our new website: Click "Forgot Password" on the right. On the next page, enter your EMAIL OF RECORD. Check your email for instructions to reset your password. Need Assistance?

3. supremecourt.nmcourts.gov › for-attorneysFor Attorneys - Supreme Court

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   A CAID Number is different than a bar number issued by the State Bar of New Mexico. Attorney CAID Numbers are located on the Attorney Bar Card and can be located by logging into the Attorney Portal on the State Bar of New Mexico website: https://www.sbnm.org/Login.

4. supremecourt.nmcourts.gov › about-this-courtAttorney Information Changes - Supreme Court

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   Per Rule 17-202 NMRA, attorney information must be updated in the Supreme Court of New Mexico’s Official Roll of Attorneys. Please provide updated information through your attorney portal, located on the State Bar of New Mexico website: https://www.sbnm.org/.

5. www.sbnm.org › Licensing-Regulatory › Status-TypesState Bar of New Mexico > Licensing & Regulatory > Status Types

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   Described below are different types of licenses available for attorneys in New Mexico. For additional information about each, reference the rule specified. Active Status: Rule 15-101 et. seq. NMRA. Active status attorneys are on the roll of attorneys admitted to the practice of law by the New Mexico Supreme Court.

6. securecourtcaseaccess.nmcourts.gov › LoginNew Mexico Secure Court Case Access

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   For instructions on how to use the Secured Odyssey Public Access (SOPA) application, to fill out a Public Access registration application, or to read the Supreme Court Rule for public access to case information, please click on the Public Access Help link at the bottom of this page.

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   How do I get a pro hac vice license in New Mexico?

   • For more information about the rules and procedures for pro hac vice appearances, please visit the State Bar of New Mexico’s website. Applications for a public employee and public defender limited license are submitted through the Board of Bar Examiners pursuant to Rule 15-304 NMRA..

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   How much does pro hac vice cost in New Mexico?

   • Membership fees are $100 per year. Attorneys authorized to practice law before the highest court of record in any state or country who want to perform legal services on behalf of a client or party in New Mexico should consult the rules and procedures for Pro Hac Vice authorization in Rule 24-106 NMRA.

   State Bar of New Mexico > Licensing & Regulatory > Status Types

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   Is unauthorized practice of law illegal in New Mexico?

   • New Mexico state statutes and New Mexico Supreme Court rules prohibit the unauthorized practice of law by persons who have not been granted a law license by the New Mexico Supreme Court. Complaints regarding the unauthorized practice of law may be referred to the Disciplinary Board for investigation.

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   How do I get a court authorized identification number in New Mexico?

   • The Supreme Court issues unique Court Authorized Identification (CAID) Numbers to all attorneys authorized to practice law in New Mexico for identification and registration purposes. A CAID Number is different than a bar number issued by the State Bar of New Mexico. To obtain your Attorney CAID number, contact the Clerk’s office.

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   How do I get a New Mexico attorney number?

   • To obtain or lookup your number, or, if you are an out-of-state attorney, contact the Supreme Court. An individual from a law firm or sole practitioner can register for a Firm account in eFile & Serve by selecting the Register button on the New Mexico eFile & Serve home page.

   e-Filing for Attorneys - New Mexico Courts

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   Can I become a foreign legal consultant in New Mexico?

   • The New Mexico Supreme Court may, in its discretion, issue a certificate of registration to practice as a foreign legal consultant to applicants meeting the requirements set forth in Rule 26-101 to 26-106 NMRA.

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8. researchnm.tylerhost.net › CourtRecordsSearchAttorney Application for Online Access to New Mexico ...

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   Pursuant to New Mexico Supreme Court Order No. 178500-001, attorneys (as provided in the - Case Access Policy for Online Court Records) may apply to receive login credentials to view court cases currently digitized in the New Mexico Judiciary’s Odyssey Case Management System “Secured Odyssey Public Access” website (SOPA).