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New Mexico — Consumer Protection (CID Crossover Contractor) Bond

New Mexico directs CID-licensed contractors doing specified work on manufactured homes to register with the Manufactured Housing Division. Its hosted crossover packet requests a signed original $10,000 consumer-protection bond and Power of Attorney. Confirm the current accepted packet and dates with PSI before applying; the older packet's MHD delivery addresses are not the current licensing directions.

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Recorded state
New Mexico
Bond type
Contractor License / Registration Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

Identify the particular manufactured-housing crossover registration and consumer-protection instrument.

Who needs it
CID-licensed contractors performing electrical, plumbing, mechanical or permanent-foundation work on manufactured homes.
Who it protects
The hosted model names the State of New Mexico Manufactured Housing Division and addresses consumer monetary loss following a Division determination of an Act/regulation violation. This is not the ordinary CID code-violation instrument or automatically a full project-performance/payment guarantee.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

A CID credential does not authorize every manufactured-home activity

The current MHD licensing page distinguishes crossover registration from an installer license required to set up a manufactured home. Identify the actual work and credential rather than treating the crossover title as authority for all installation.

The hosted packet asks for the current CID wallet card, classifications, qualifying parties and license number. Its model marks CID Crossover Contractor, not dealer, broker or general installer/repairman. Have the provider prepare the accepted instrument for your actual role.

Confirm the current form and licensing delivery

The hosted packet says its bond dates must coincide with the application month and includes older MHD submission addresses. The current licensing page routes licensing paperwork through PSI while RLD retains permitting and inspections. Current acceptance and date instructions for the offered instrument remain to be confirmed.

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab, not the PSI licensing process. Confirm the current form, legal business, recipient, amount and dates first; check the issued signatures and Power of Attorney, then submit under current licensing instructions. Purchase does not grant crossover registration or a project permit.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify crossover work versus setting up a manufactured home.
  2. Bring the actual CID license/card, classifications and qualifying-party details.
  3. Confirm the current accepted consumer-protection form and application dates.
  4. Check execution and follow current PSI licensing directions rather than old packet addresses.

Questions about this bond

Does a crossover registration permit setting up a manufactured home?

The current MHD licensing page says contractors wishing to set up a home first need an installer license.

Is this the same as the CID code bond?

The hosted packet identifies a distinct MHD consumer-protection instrument for crossover registration. Confirm the actual current request.

Should I use the older packet's MHD mailing directions?

Confirm current instructions with PSI. The current licensing page transfers licensing paperwork to PSI, separately from RLD permitting and inspections.

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