New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 1 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION
Chapter 11 - E-GOVERNMENT
Part 2 - REAL PROPERTY ELECTRONIC RECORDING
Section 1.11.2.10 - MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

Universal Citation: 1 NM Admin Code 1.11.2.10

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024

A filer shall apply to a participating county clerk to be enrolled in the participating county clerk's electronic filing and recording program.

A. The authorized filer and a participating county clerk shall enter into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) relating to the terms and conditions of participation in the county clerk's electronic filing and recording program. The provisions of the MOU shall be consistent with 1.11.2 NMAC and the Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act. At a minimum the MOU shall address the items described immediately below.

(1) Instruments permitted to be filed electronically. The agreement shall identify the types of real property records permitted to be filed electronically, which may be amended from time to time by the clerk.

(2) Payment of filing fees. The MOU shall require the payment of recordation taxes, recording fees or clerk's fees assessed by statute, and establish the manner and method of such payment.

(3) Notarization. The MOU shall provide that electronic real property recordings shall comply with requirements for notarization pursuant to New Mexico statutes and rules adopted by the secretary of state.

(4) Notification of submission for recordation. The MOU shall provide that the clerk shall issue to the authorized filer an electronic or other written notification that the electronic document has been received by the clerk. The notification shall include the date and time of the receipt of the electronic instrument.

(5) Notification of rejection. The MOU will provide that the electronic instruments submitted for recordation shall be rejected if they fail to meet 1.11.2 NMAC image or file-format specifications and security requirements; comply with New Mexico statute requirements; or comply with the requirements established by the county clerk for electronic recording of real property records.

(6) Transmittal sheet requirements. The MOU shall provide that authorized filers shall comply with transmittal sheet requirements outlined in Subsection C of 1.11.2.10 NMAC.

(7) The MOU shall establish an effective date and duration of the MOU or conditions for termination.

(8) Authorized filer contact information. The MOU shall require authorized filers to provide full information of persons to contact, including an administrative contact person and an information technology contact person.

(9) Liabilities and responsibilities of the authorized filer. The MOU shall require authorized filers to be responsible for keeping their encryption keys secure pursuant to Subsection D of 1.11.2.11 NMAC and for establishing internal controls to assure the security of the private key is not compromised and shall charge them with the responsibility to notify the clerk's office of a compromise to address any breach of internal controls.

(10) Breach of agreement by authorized filer. If an authorized filer fails to take immediate corrective and remedial action for any security compromise, the clerk may revoke the authorized filer's privileges to file electronically.

B. A participating county clerk may include in the MOU other procedures and requirements consistent with 1.11.2 NMAC in order to implement fully an electronic filing and recording program.

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