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SECURITIES: FILE A COMPLAINT

The Securities Division is charged with enforcing state laws that protect investors from unfair and abusive practices by those who are in the business of giving investment advice or selling investment products.

If you feel you have been defrauded, have been approached by someone offering a questionable investment, or are dissatisfied with services offered by a broker, investment adviser, or other financial professional, fill out and submit the form below. The Securities Division will open a preliminary investigation based on the information you provide. All information remains confidential and neither the content nor the source of the complaint will be available for public inspection unless the division institutes formal proceedings in the case.

You should be aware that the division cannot promise to obtain a return of your funds, nor can the division act as your attorney in this matter.

Please contact our office if you have any questions at 800.704.5533 or 505.476.4580.

REVIEW PROCESS

Once your information is received, our staff will review it to determine whether a violation of law might have occurred, and whether our division is the appropriate agency to investigate the matter. If this division opens an investigation after its review of your materials, a special agent will be assigned to the matter, and will communicate directly with you. Your cooperation will be critical throughout the investigation.

OTHER STEPS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER

The division cannot represent you individually. We strongly encourage you to contact a private lawyer to discuss your legal rights and remedies to recover your loss. If your complaint involves a brokerage firm that is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and/or is a member of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), you may wish to contact those agencies directly. Your agreement with your investment professionals may have arbitration provisions contained in your service agreement that you may need to pursue. If you reside in a state other than New Mexico, you may also wish to contact your own state’s securities agency.

DIRECTIONS

  1. To the extent you can, please respond to each questions. If you do not know the answer, please write N/A or “I don’t know.”
  2. If available, please attach copies of documents such as contracts, emails, prospectuses, agreements, canceled checks (front and back), advertisements, letters, or other documents that may be related to your complaint.

SECTION 1. Name of Investor, Possible Victim, and/or Other Affected Person(s)

Name of Investor, Possible Victim, and/or Other Affected Person(s)

Last Name(Required)
First Name(Required)
Middle Initial
Address:(Required)

SECTION 2. Person or Firm Complaint is Against

Last Name
First Name
Middle Initial
Age
Firm Name
Relationship to Victim
Address:

SECTION 3: Incident

If possible, provide specific details, e.g. names, dates, dollar amounts, how money was exchanged, any related businesses or industry professionals, conversations, locations, and any other pertinent information.

SECTION 4: Reporter

Last Name(Required)
First Name(Required)
Middle Initial
Age
Firm Name
Relationship to Victim
Address:

SECTION 5: Additional Witnesses or Information

SECTION 6: Other Entities Government Agencies Notified of Incident(s)

SECTION 7: Records Attached

Select One(Required)
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