Biennial or Supplemental Report Form - New Mexico

The Biennial or Supplemental Report Form in New Mexico is used for reporting certain information about a business entity, such as changes in ownership or management, within the state.

The Biennial or Supplemental Report Form in New Mexico is usually filed by businesses and organizations registered with the New Mexico Secretary of State's office.

FAQ

Q: What is a Biennial or Supplemental Report Form?
A: A Biennial or Supplemental Report Form is a form used in New Mexico to provide updated information about a business entity.

Q: Who is required to file a Biennial or Supplemental Report Form?
A: All domestic and foreign entities registered with the New Mexico Secretary of State are required to file a Biennial or Supplemental Report Form.

Q: When is the deadline to file a Biennial or Supplemental Report Form?
A: The deadline to file a Biennial or Supplemental Report Form in New Mexico is the 15th day of the anniversary month of the entity's formation.

Q: What happens if a Biennial or Supplemental Report Form is not filed on time?
A: If a Biennial or Supplemental Report Form is not filed on time, the entity may be subject to penalties and potential administrative dissolution.