This is a legal form that was released by the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department - a government authority operating within New Mexico. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.
Q: What is Form MVD-10058?
A: Form MVD-10058 is a Notice of Mechanic's or Landowner's Lien in New Mexico.
Q: Who needs to use Form MVD-10058?
A: Mechanics or landowners who have a lien on a vehicle in New Mexico need to use Form MVD-10058.
Q: What is a mechanic's or landowner's lien?
A: A mechanic's or landowner's lien is a legal claim against a vehicle for unpaid repairs or services.
Q: What information is required on Form MVD-10058?
A: Form MVD-10058 requires information such as the vehicle identification number (VIN), a description of the repairs or services, and the amount owed.
Q: How do I submit Form MVD-10058?
A: Form MVD-10058 should be submitted to the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division (MVD).
Q: What happens after submitting Form MVD-10058?
A: After submitting Form MVD-10058, the MVD will notify the vehicle owner of the lien, and the owner will have a certain period of time to address the lien.
Q: Can I file a lien on a vehicle without using Form MVD-10058?
A: No, in New Mexico, Form MVD-10058 must be used to file a mechanic's or landowner's lien on a vehicle.
Q: How long is the lien valid?
A: The lien is valid for three years from the date the lien is recorded.
Q: What happens if the lien is not paid?
A: If the lien is not paid, the lienholder may proceed with legal action to collect the debt, such as seizing and selling the vehicle.
Form Details:
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