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New Mexico adopts federal TCPA regulations for calling hours and consent requirements. Understand how federal TCPA applies to New Mexico campaigns.
Understanding your compliance obligations
This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. New Mexico telecommunications regulations change frequently and vary by use case.
Consult with qualified legal counsel regarding your specific compliance obligations for New Mexico campaigns. Every business situation is unique and requires professional guidance.
Drop Cowboy provides platform tools to support your compliance efforts, but does not provide legal advice or guarantee compliance. You are responsible for ensuring your campaigns comply with applicable regulations.
New Mexico adopts federal telecommunications regulations without additional restrictions
New Mexico follows federal TCPA calling hours: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM at the contact's local time, seven days per week. New Mexico does not impose additional time-of-day restrictions beyond federal TCPA requirements.
New Mexico follows federal TCPA consent requirements. You need prior express written consent for marketing calls using autodialers or pre-recorded voice messages, and for marketing text messages. Federal TCPA standards apply in New Mexico.
Because New Mexico does not impose additional restrictions beyond federal TCPA, compliance is straightforward: follow federal calling hours (8 AM - 9 PM), obtain proper consent, honor opt-outs immediately, and maintain records. Platform tools are available to support your compliance efforts.
New Mexico follows federal TCPA consent requirements. You need prior express written consent for marketing calls using an autodialer or pre-recorded voice, and for marketing text messages. Consult legal counsel for appropriate consent language for your New Mexico campaigns.
New Mexico adopts federal TCPA quiet hours: 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM at the contact's local time, seven days per week. Smart scheduling tools support respecting time zones and sending messages during permitted hours.
New Mexico does not prohibit calls on specific days of the week. You can contact New Mexico residents Monday through Sunday between 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM local time. Always verify current New Mexico law with legal counsel.
New Mexico does not maintain a separate state Do Not Call registry. For telemarketing calls without prior express written consent, you must scrub against the federal National DNC Registry. With prior express written consent (PEWC), DNC scrubbing is not required.
Federal TCPA and Truth in Caller ID Act requirements apply in New Mexico. You must transmit valid, traceable caller ID information, clearly identify your business, state the purpose of the call, and provide opt-out instructions. Caller ID spoofing is prohibited.
Maintain comprehensive records of consent, campaign activity, and opt-out requests for New Mexico campaigns. While New Mexico may not have specific retention requirements, best practice is to retain records for 4+ years to support compliance documentation.
Our platform tools help support federal TCPA compliance for your New Mexico campaigns with automatic quiet hours enforcement and opt-out processing.
Understanding baseline federal telecommunications regulations
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) is a federal law passed in 1991 to protect consumers from unwanted marketing calls and texts. TCPA sets baseline calling hours (8 AM - 9 PM), consent requirements, and opt-out obligations that apply nationwide including New Mexico.
TCPA compliance has three key requirements: (1) Get permission first (prior express written consent for marketing), (2) Respect quiet hours (8 AM - 9 PM local time), and (3) Honor opt-outs immediately. Follow these principles for compliant New Mexico campaigns.
Platform tools to support TCPA compliance for New Mexico campaigns: quiet hours configuration, time-zone aware scheduling, opt-out processing tools, DNC list management, and comprehensive audit logs.
Verify you have proper consent from New Mexico residents. If needed for telemarketing without consent, scrub against federal DNC registry. Configure platform quiet hours to 8 AM - 9 PM. Confirm message content meets legal requirements with legal counsel. Test your opt-out mechanism.
Monitor opt-out requests in real-time. Process STOP requests immediately. Maintain detailed logs of all New Mexico campaign activity. Stay within 8 AM - 9 PM local time windows. Verify all links and callbacks work correctly.
Review and document all opt-out requests. Update suppression lists across all systems. Archive campaign records per retention requirements. Analyze delivery and response metrics. Document any complaints received.
Stay informed about New Mexico and federal law changes. Train staff on TCPA requirements. Regularly review and update consent forms. Maintain relationship with legal counsel. Document all compliance efforts. Conduct periodic compliance audits.
Platform tools designed to make TCPA compliance straightforward
Time-zone aware delivery respects federal TCPA quiet hours (8 AM - 9 PM) automatically for New Mexico contacts.
Add custom fields to store your own consent documentation details. Track when, how, and from whom consent was obtained from New Mexico residents using custom data fields you control.
Tools to manage federal DNC Registry scrubbing for telemarketing campaigns (not required when you have prior express written consent from contacts).
Tools to process STOP requests with suppression list management to support your efforts to ensure opted-out New Mexico contacts never receive future messages.
Maintain and enforce company-specific suppression lists to honor opt-out requests from New Mexico residents.
Comprehensive campaign logs showing timestamps, recipients, and message content to support your New Mexico compliance documentation.
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