Unlicensed Practice, Use of Title The Board also has the authority to pursue administrative penalties against those who are providing architectural services but who are not licensed.
However, in some cases, the violations are criminal in nature. Criminal Violation of the Architectural Act The Board has the duty to report criminal violations of the Architectural Act to the district attorney where the offense in New Mexico has occurred. Forgery of an architectural seal, using an architectural registration that has expired, providing false evidence to the Board in order to gain a license, offering architectural services without a license and using any designation tending to imply to the public that the person is an architect, with some exemptions, are all criminal violations of the Architectural Act.
As a consumer, member of the public, architect, intern architect, building inspector or public official, if you suspect a criminal violation of the Architectural Act has occurred, please report it to your local law enforcement agency and to the Board. This is not allowed. The use of the term "architect' and any derivative of that term, by those who are not licensed and in regards to identifying your title, allowing others to identify you or offering architectural services, as defined by the Architectural Act, is a criminal violation of the Architectural Act, Section NMSA In particular, the term "architectural designer," should not be used by anyone who is not licensed in New Mexico as an architect.
Currently those who are pursuing licensure while completing Architectural Experience Programs and testing may use the term "intern architect. As the above rule states, "any designation," including offering "architectural design" or calling oneself an "architectural designer," - tending to imply to the public that the person is an architect, is a violation of the New Mexico Architectural Act, if the person is not licensed.
If there are any questions concerning the use of the term "architect" or any of the derivative terms, staff of the Board of Examiners for Architects is available to discuss any concerns and provide direction or guidance. Download a complaint form to start the complaint filing process: Download Form. How to File a Complaint You may file a complaint by downloading the complaint form from this website. Notices of Disciplinary Action and Settlement Agreements.
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General Business. Architecture Construction Engineering. Law Firms Nonprofit. Talk with a Real Specialist. Contact Information Physical address: No. Reciprocal Registration This section applies to architects licensed in another state that are looking for reciprocal licensure in New Mexico.
Registration Renewal This section applies to architects that are already licensed in New Mexico and need to renew their license. Due: By December 31 of odd-numbered years.
Professional Corporations: All shareholders and incorporators must be individuals licensed in a professional service provided by the firm or entities that are similarly qualified.
Limited Liability Companies: If the firm primarily offers architectural services, a majority of members must be licensed architects. Partnerships: If the firm primarily offers architectural services, a majority of partners must be licensed architects. In my opinion, their "Human Touch" element is what really makes this company stand out!
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Limited Liability Companies: If the firm primarily offers architectural services, a majority of members must be licensed architects. Partnerships: If the firm primarily offers architectural services, a majority of partners must be licensed architects.
New Mexico does not currently license or register interior design businesses. Reciprocal Registration This section applies to architects licensed in another state that are looking for reciprocal licensure in New Mexico. Registration Renewal This section applies to architects that are already licensed in New Mexico and need to renew their license.
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