New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 14 - HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION
Chapter 12 - MANUFACTURED HOUSING
Part 11 - DISCIPLINE
Section 14.12.11.11 - LICENSES VOIDED OR CANCELED BY OPERATION OF LAW

Universal Citation: 14 NM Admin Code 14.12.11.11

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

A. When a license has been suspended, canceled, has not been renewed during the 30 day grace period, or is otherwise voided by operation of law, the licensee cannot work until he/she receives a new license, or until his/her license is properly reinstated as active, pursuant to the requirements of the act and these regulations.

B. Any licensee working while his/her license has been suspended, canceled, has not been renewed during the 30 day grace period, or otherwise voided by operation of law shall be guilty of unlicensed activity. Such, a licensee must resolve any and all unlicensed activity charges pursuant to the requirements of the act and these regulations before obtaining a new license, or renewing, or otherwise reactivating his/her license or certificate of competence.

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