N.M. Admin. Code § 1.11.2.12 - ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSIONS
A.
Instruments shall be transmitted through either a secured website or an
electronic recording delivery system. The method of transmission shall be
identified in the MOU (1.11.2.10 NMAC) signed
by the authorized filer and the county clerk.
B. An authorized filer shall visually inspect
each instrument prior to transmitting to ensure compliance with existing
statutory recording requirements and 1.11.2 NMAC;
C. Instruments submitted for filing shall
have a transmittal sheet containing the following information and order:
(1) document type - title of the document
type shall be stated at the top of the page below the top margin;
(2) return to - all cover transmittal sheets
shall have a return to name, address, phone and fax numbers and email
address;
(3) party names - all
party names to be indexed shall be listed with the grantor's last name, then
first, and middle names, followed by the grantee's last name, first and middle
names and full name of business entities bolded, underlined or capitalized in a
way to stand out for indexing;
(4)
subsequent references - references to the original document on subsequent
documents shall appear conspicuously on the first page of all subsequent
documents;
(5) legal description -
if legal description is provided the page number on which the legal description
is printed shall be referenced;
(6)
recording fee - the amount of the recording fee; and
(7) property tax - the name and address on
deed of party responsible to pay property tax shall appear on the first page of
the document.
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