Deed recording
- First page
- $25.00
- Each extra page
- Flat fee
Transfer tax: None (New Mexico has no real estate transfer tax)
NMSA 1978, § 14-8-15 (Flat document fee)
Compare all statesWhere to record a deed, get a marriage license or register a business name in each of New Mexico’s 33 counties. Pick yours on the map or in the register below.
Statewide figures. Counties can add local surcharges — confirm the exact amount with the recording office before you file.
Transfer tax: None (New Mexico has no real estate transfer tax)
NMSA 1978, § 14-8-15 (Flat document fee)
Compare all statesIssued by County Clerk. No waiting period.
Compare all statesIssued by: New Mexico Department of Health Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics
Business registration handled directly via New Mexico Secretary of State.
Compare all statesW = official website · V = recording office verified · P = verified phone · figures: U.S. Census Bureau population estimates
Largest offices: Bernalillo County, Doña Ana County, Santa Fe County.
In New Mexico, deeds, mortgages and liens are recorded by the County Clerk of the county where the property is located. Each county page below names the office and, where we have verified it, its address and phone number.
NMSA 1978, § 14-8-15 (Flat document fee) sets a base fee of $25.00 per document. Counties often add surcharges, so check the county's current fee schedule before filing. Transfer tax: None (New Mexico has no real estate transfer tax).
A marriage license in New Mexico costs about $25.00 (the amount varies by county). There is no waiting period. The license is valid for 365 days. Issued by County Clerk. No waiting period.
Assumed business names (DBA) in New Mexico are filed with the New Mexico Secretary of State; the filing fee is about $25.00. Business registration handled directly via New Mexico Secretary of State.