Your first license runs one year plus the months to your birth month; after that it renews every two years.
Your own expiration date is on your license and in the state license lookup.
| Board | New Mexico Board of Nursing (NMBON) |
|---|---|
| Cycle | First license runs one year plus the months to your birth month, then every two years; $110 |
| Continuing education | 30 contact hours each two-year period (or a current national certification), uploaded to CE Broker before you renew |
Your first license runs one year plus the months to your birth month; after that, every two years. The RN fee is $110, and the renewal link opens 60 days before expiration.
From the board's renewal page, checked November 10, 2026. The board: "Licenses by exam and endorsement will be for one year, plus the months to the applicant's birth month."
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Your first license runs one year plus the months to your birth month; after that it renews every two years.
30 contact hours each two-year period (or a current national certification), uploaded to CE Broker before you renew.
First license runs one year plus the months to your birth month, then every two years; $110.
A study aid, not legal advice: your board of nursing has the final word, and its rules and fees change. Headed In LLC is not affiliated with NCSBN or any board of nursing.