Free Blank New Mexico LLC Operating Agreement (2026)
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New Mexico rules that this document follows
| LLC statute | New Mexico Limited Liability Company ActSource: NMSA § 53-19-1 et seq. |
|---|---|
| Formation document / filing office | Articles of Organization — New Mexico Secretary of State |
| Operating agreement required? | Not required by statute, but strongly recommended (may be oral; written is far safer)Source: NMSA § 53-19-2(N) (operating agreement may be written or oral) |
| Formation fee | $50.00 |
| Annual report | Not requiredSource: NMSA ch. 53, art. 19 (no periodic report requirement for LLCs) |
| Community property | Yes — a married Member's spouse may own half of the interest; the Spousal Consent page is generated for married Members |
| Duty-of-loyalty waiver | May be limited only if not manifestly unreasonable; competing activities require disclosureSource: NMSA §§ 53-19-17 (majority by capital interest), 53-19-22 (distributions per contributions), 53-19-35 (charging order) |
| Charging order exclusive remedy (SMLLC) | unclearSource: NMSA §§ 53-19-17 (majority by capital interest), 53-19-22 (distributions per contributions), 53-19-35 (charging order) |
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