Home warranty
in New Mexico.
New Mexico's Office of Superintendent of Insurance registers service contract providers under the Service Contract Regulation Act, part of the state's Insurance Code.
New Mexico's Office of Superintendent of Insurance registers service contract providers under the Service Contract Regulation Act, part of the state's Insurance Code. Providers register before selling and renew every year. They must also post security, which is $100,000 for contracts sold with a home that cover its mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems and appliances. With no claim made, you can return a contract for a refund of the purchase price within 20 days after the provider mails it, or 10 days if you got it at the sale. A provider that takes more than 60 days to refund owes a 10 percent penalty for each 30 days it is late. Each contract must say that it is not a contract of insurance and must state its cancellation terms and procedure.
