New Mexico forms that need a notary
65 types of city and county forms, A–Z. Each one lists the places that use it; all of them can be notarized online.
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A
- Adult Arrest Records Authorization (1)
- Affidavit of Fact as to Death (1)
- Affidavit of Property Owner Authorization (1)
- Affidavit of Withdrawal of Candidacy (1)
- Application for Approval of Re-Plat (1)
- Application for Building Permit – Minor Projects (1)
- Application for Demolition Permit (1)
- Authorization To Release Healthcare Information (1)
C
- Certification for Alternative Materials, Methods, and Assemblies of Construction (1)
- Certification of Posting (1)
- Claim Of Exemption (3)
- Claim of Lien (1)
- Community Service Waiver of Liability (1)
- Conditional Use Permit Application (1)
- Conditional Use Permit in the Wellhead Protection Overlay Zone Application (1)
- Contractor Parcel Permit Application (1)
- Covenant Agreement for Pavement of Public Alleyway (1)
H
N
- Notice Affidavit (1)
P
- Parade Permit (1)
- Park Use Permit Application for Organizations (1)
- Photovoltaic and Solar Permit Application (1)
- Planning and Zoning Appeal Application (1)
- Planning and Zoning Application (1)
- Planning And Zoning Application – Site Built (1)
- Planning and Zoning Application for Accessory Structures (1)
- Planning And Zoning Application For Accessory Structures (1)
- Planning and Zoning Application for Manufactured Home (1)
Q
- Quitclaim Deed (1)