Section 61-18A-11 - Qualification of manager applicants. - New-mexico Statutes

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61-18A-11. Qualification of manager applicants.

The licensed manager to be actively in charge of a collection agency shall:

A. be a citizen of the United States;

B. have reached the age of majority;

C. not have been convicted of a felony or crime involving moral turpitude;

D. be a graduate of a high school or provide proof to the director that he is possessed of the equivalent of a high school education;

E. pass the examination required;

F. pay the examination fee to the director;

G. have been actively and continuously engaged or employed in the collection of accounts receivable for at least two of the five years next preceding the filing of the application; and

H. have a good credit record.

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61-18A-11. Qualification of manager applicants.

The licensed manager to be actively in charge of a collection agency shall:

A. be a citizen of the United States;

B. have reached the age of majority;

C. not have been convicted of a felony or crime involving moral turpitude;

D. be a graduate of a high school or provide proof to the director that he is possessed of the equivalent of a high school education;

E. pass the examination required;

F. pay the examination fee to the director;

G. have been actively and continuously engaged or employed in the collection of accounts receivable for at least two of the five years next preceding the filing of the application; and

H. have a good credit record.

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61-18A-11. Qualification of manager applicants.

The licensed manager to be actively in charge of a collection agency shall:

A. be a citizen of the United States;

B. have reached the age of majority;

C. not have been convicted of a felony or crime involving moral turpitude;

D. be a graduate of a high school or provide proof to the director that he is possessed of the equivalent of a high school education;

E. pass the examination required;

F. pay the examination fee to the director;

G. have been actively and continuously engaged or employed in the collection of accounts receivable for at least two of the five years next preceding the filing of the application; and

H. have a good credit record.