Licensure Information and Guides
The licensing process is designed to support the gaming control act’s purpose of ensuring the citizens of New Mexico a fair and honest gaming environment
New Mexico Gaming Control Board License Application Portal
The License Portal supports application submission for new and renewal licensees, as well as license search and reporting functionalities.
Guides for using the portal will be coming soon!
Coming soon!
I am a new applicant
Take the time to review the Regulations, Statutes, and Minimum Internal Control Standards concerning your position(s) and establishment(s).
Fingerprint Information
When Do I Get My Fingerprints Done?
After submitting your application, you must wait to receive an email sent by the Licensing Division.
The email will act as the authorization email for the applicant to be fingerprinted for a gaming or bingo license.
What will be included in the authourization Email?
The email will contain a link to register for fingerprints.
Any fingerprints submitted prior to receiving this authorization email will not be accepted.
If you submit any fingerprints prior, you will need to re-register and make a new fingerprint submission at your own cost.
How long do I have to submit fingerprints?
Applicants are required to get fingerprinted within ten days of receiving the authorization email.
Gaming and Bingo Forms
Most forms are in Adobe Acrobat format
Denotes that forms can be electronically filled out and printed using Adobe Reader 7 or higher
Bingo & Raffle Forms
Compulsive Gambling Forms
General Forms
Licensing Forms
Non-Profit Forms
Racetrack Forms
Applications
Read, understand, and complete the whole Application Before submitting!
Please take the time to review important notes regarding the completion of your application(s).