Have you been contacted by a person claiming to be a court employee who states that you are not in compliance with an order of the court because you missed a court date or did not pay? Keep yourself safe from cyber criminals imitating court telephone numbers (“spoofing”) who demand payment!  Anyone who receives a suspicious phone call should hang up and verify the status of their case using the NMCourts Case Lookup tool.  You can also contact the court directly or call court customer service at: 855-268-7804.  Remember: you can always see a Judge to address your outstanding issues.

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e-Filing for Civil Cases at Magistrate courts

Effective September 9th, e-Filing is mandatory for attorneys filing civil cases in magistrate courts for both initial and subsequent filings and proposed text/orders. Order No. 21-8300-002 

It is recommended that attorneys and their staff add themselves as a Service Contact to the magistrate cases in which they are counsel of record in order to receive e-Filed documents from the Court.

If you already have a File & Serve account, you can use your existing account.

New to File & Serve?

If you are new to the File and Serve system, please go to Getting Started in File and Serve and follow the instructions.

Already Registered?

If you’re already registered and have a File & Serve account, continue to use your current account.

Attorney Access to New Mexico File & Serve

Quick Reference Guide for Attorneys Using HTML 5

Training Resources for Civil e-Filing at Magistrate Courts:

Rules and Orders:

Electronic filing in magistrate and metropolitan courts [Order No. 21-8300-002 and Rules 2-205 and 3-205 NMRA]

[Approved 1-19-21; Amendments to Rule 2-205 NMRA effective 9-09-21; Amendments to Rule 3-205 NMRA effective 3-05-21]

Order No. 21-8300-002       Rule 2-205 NMRA    Rule 3-205 NMRA

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