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Can I collect device information from participants in New Mexico? What are the requirements?

Based on the provided documents, it is not clear what type of device information you are referring to. However, if you are referring to telecommunications equipment, the New Mexico Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing has established eligibility requirements for participants in the Telecommunications Equipment Distribution Program [1.1]. To be eligible, participants must provide proof of total household income of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) or less, certification that the applicant(s)’ hearing and/or speech precludes normal use of the telephone, verification of current telephone service at residence, verification of permanent state residence with a physical address (not P.O. Box address), and demonstrate the ability to use and care for the equipment [1.1].

If you are referring to gaming devices, the New Mexico Gaming Control Board requires that any person in the state that receives a gaming device shall, upon receipt of the gaming device, provide the board with the following information on forms provided or approved by the board: the full name, address, and license number of the person receiving the gaming device, the full name, address, and license number of the person from whom the gaming device was received, the date of receipt of the gaming device, the serial number of each gaming device, the model number and description of each gaming device, the manufacturer of the gaming device, the location where the gaming device will be placed and the license number of the licensed premises, the expected date and time of installation of the gaming device at the new location, and such other information as required by the board [4.1].

If you are referring to transportation network companies, a transportation network company shall apply for a transportation network company permit from the commission in writing on the form prescribed by the director of the commission’s transportation division in accordance with 18.3.1.12 NMAC. An application for a transportation network company permit shall contain the following information and documents: the applicant’s name, the applicant’s d/b/a name, if applicable, the applicant’s principal place of business and mailing address, the applicant’s electronic mail address, if the applicant is a corporation, the names and addresses of two principal officers, evidence that the applicant is authorized by the office of the secretary of state to do business in New Mexico and is in good corporate standing, if the applicant is other than a corporation, a description of the form of ownership and the names and addresses of all principal owners and managers, appointment of an agent for service of process, a statement and general description of the type of services to be performed by the applicant, an annual permit fee of $10,000 as set forth in Subsection C of Section 65-7-4 NMSA 1978, a copy of the insurance policy that meets the requirements set forth in Section 65-7-8 NMSA 1978, a copy of the insurance coverage disclosures that meets the requirements set forth in Section 65-7-9 NMSA 1978, the applicant’s combined reporting system (CRS) number obtained from the New Mexico taxation and revenue department, and a certification that the applicant complies or, once permitted in the state, will comply with the requirements of the Transportation Network Company Services Act [5.1].

If you are referring to tier one associated equipment, all manufacturers of tier one associated equipment seeking a waiver of licensure shall register with the board on forms supplied and approved by the board and shall provide all information and documents requested. The registration form shall require the following information: manufacture’s name, manufacturer’s business address, name, title, date of birth and social security number for principals directly involved in operations of the manufacturer and owners, disclosure of all other gaming licenses held by manufacturer, and any other information deemed necessary by the board [6.1].

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