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New Mexico Corporate Bylaws and Organizational Consents Template

Fill-in Word form · English + Spanish · New Mexico statute cited · Instant download

For a newly incorporated for-profit corporation with one or a few shareholders that needs its bylaws, its first board consent and its first shareholders' consent. This edition of the form is completed for New Mexico: the governing statute, filing office and document names below are already typed in, and the clauses New Mexico law treats differently from the state-neutral version have been adjusted.

Corporate Bylaws and Organizational Consents — New Mexico edition
$49 · all 51 state editions and the Spanish version included in the same download.
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What the New Mexico edition already fills in

Governing law line on the cover: New Mexico — New Mexico Business Corporation Act, NMSA § 53-11-1 et seq..

ItemNew Mexico
LLC statuteNew Mexico Limited Liability Company Act, NMSA § 53-19-1 et seq.
Formation document (LLC)Articles of Organization
Filing officeNew Mexico Secretary of State, Business Services Division
Annual filingsNo annual report for LLCs
Final filing on dissolution (LLC)Articles of Dissolution
Business corporation statuteNew Mexico Business Corporation Act, NMSA § 53-11-1 et seq.
Charter document (corporation)Articles of Incorporation
Publication requirementNone
Community propertyYes — a spouse may hold a community interest in a membership interest acquired during marriage; use the spousal acknowledgment or consent

What is inside

How it works

  1. Buy and download the zip (Word .docx files).
  2. Open the Instruction Sheet; it explains every field in plain language.
  3. Open the New Mexico edition and replace each yellow [BRACKETED FIELD].
  4. Delete the cover page, print or sign electronically, keep the signed original with your records.

Questions

Is this corporate bylaws and organizational consents valid in New Mexico?

Yes. The New Mexico edition is the state-neutral form with the New Mexico statute, filing office and document names typed in, and the clauses New Mexico treats differently adjusted. It is a template you complete yourself; have an attorney licensed in New Mexico review it if your situation is unusual.

What file do I get?

A zip with the New Mexico edition and all other 50 state editions, each as Word (.docx) files in English and Spanish, plus the Instruction Sheet. Open in Microsoft Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice.

How do I complete it?

Open the Instruction Sheet first. Replace each yellow [BRACKETED FIELD] with your information, delete the options you do not use, delete the cover page, then print or e-sign.

Do I need a notary or a lawyer?

The Instruction Sheet says when a signature needs a notary and lists the situations where the form is not enough and an attorney should review it.

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This page is general information, not legal advice. Keystone Legal Forms is a publisher, not a law firm nor a legal services provider; its forms are sold for you to complete yourself. Rules change and every situation is different: consult your own legal and tax advisors and other professionals in connection with these documents and before signing any of them.