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The Title Insurance Bureau currently regulates licensed title insurance agents and underwriters in New Mexico. The Bureau regulates the title insurance industry through ratemaking and rule-making hearings held once every three years. The Bureau annually determines a maintenance assessment fee based upon the annual budget and administrative operating costs of the Bureau. The Bureau performs title plant inspections, escrow audits, compliance of affiliations, appointments, bank reconciliations, no-pay no-service documentation, premium calculations, and marketing. The Bureau collects and analyzes annual title agent and underwriter statistical reports, as well as agent audit procedures. The Bureau investigates complaints, allegations of defalcations, marketing non-compliance, and other infractions by title agents and insurers. The Bureau coordinates with the Investigation and Fraud Bureaus for enforcement actions.

Title Bureau Rule Making

Docket# 2025-0013 In the Matter of Adoption of Forms and Promulgation of Corresponding Rates, and Amendments and Notice of Extension of Comment Period and Change of Hearing.

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New Mexico Annual Appointment Renewal 2027

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