Forms and Applications

THIS DIVISION DOES NOT ACCEPT CASH FOR ANY TYPE OF PAYMENT. 

Before submitting your Application Packet, make a complete copy for your records.  Please note that cash is not accepted, only submit money order or cashier's check.

ALCOHOL SERVER PERMITS: Duplicate Request Form MUST BE MAILED WITH $10.00 Money Order or Cashier's Check and A COPY OF YOUR GOVERNMENT ISSUED IDENTIFICATION ( Driver's License, ID Card or Passport).

RECENT LIQUOR LICENSES SALES List, last updated 9/23/2020 CLICK HERE

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ABC Rules and Regulations Printable Booklet, issued 7June2017: Click Here  

NM State Statutes (NMSA), Printable Booklet, Effective 1JULY2019: Click Here
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MANDATORY POSTERS:

As required by 15.11.2.9 NMAC, all Licensees dispensing alcohol by package or by drink must conspicuously post the following Four (4) Posters:

1. Minors Not Permitted |15.11.2.9A This poster not required for Restaurants serving beer/wine

2. Pregnancy Warning

3. High Cost of DWI 

AND, Choose ONE of the following Firearm Posters, as appropriate:

4a.  No Firearms Allowed Poster

To be posted in any restaurant that has elected to prohibit firearms of any kind, whether open or concealed, on its licensed premises by conspicuously posting this sign, and in all other licensed premise that are licensed to sell beer, wine, or spirits for on-premise consumption. 

4b. No Firearms Allowed EXCEPT Concealed Carry Poster

To be posted on all licensed premises that do not sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premise, or restaurant that has not elected to prohibit firearms of any kind whether open or concealed, on its premise by conspicuously posting the sign on its premises.

4c. No Firearms Allowed by Election of Landowner Poster

To be posted on all licensed premises that do not sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises but choose to prohibit all firearms at the election of the landowner.

Please note that 15.11.2.9 only addressed criminal liability. This rule does not address the rights of any licensee to prohibit firearms under civil law.

Memo from Director-Changes in the Law for Firearms, issued 8/16/2011