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New Mexico Sex Offender Registry
Overview
Access to sex offender information in New Mexico is provided to the public as the result of the Jacob Wetterling
Registration Act, which was passed by the United States Congress and Megan's Law,
which requires states to release relevant information about registered offenders
to protect the public. Information about access to NM sex offender information can be found in the chart below.
| Registration Information Access Type / Community Notification | Available |
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| Community notification? | Yes | | Online searchable sexual offender database? | Yes | | Online browseable directory of sex offenders? | Yes | | Online maps of sex offender residence locations? | No | | Offender information available by visit to law enforcement agency? | No | | Offender information available by phone? | No | | Offender information available by written request or other? | Yes |
General Info about Registered Offenders and Sex Offender Registration
Answers questions such as who is required to register, how often the registry information is updated, where sex offenders go to register and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Online Sex Offender Registry / Online Directory
Provides registration information regarding offenders. There is a browseable version of the entire state registry and a browseable version of all absconders (individuals whose whereabouts are unknown or whose addresses are not verified). A search tool allows users to search by last name, zip code, city or county.
New Mexico Sex Offender Registry
Written Request and Other Types of Access
A person who wants to obtain offender registration information may also request that information from the:
1. County sheriff for the county in which the sex offender resides;
2. Chief law enforcement officer for the municipality county in which the sex offender resides;
3. District attorney for the judicial district county in which the sex offender resides; or
4. Department of Public Safety Law Enforcement Bureau (Santa Fe).
| Interested in receiving email alerts of new sex offenders in your area & details, maps and info?
National name searches?
See the National Alert Registry
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New Mexico City and County Sex Offender Registries
Other State Registries
State and National Sex Offender Registries
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