PSYPACT add · New Mexico · 2026
PSYPACT in New Mexico: psychologist routes
No compact route · verified September 19, 2026
No — New Mexico is not a PSYPACT state.
- Full state license
- $500-$1,500
New Mexico is not modeled as a PSYPACT jurisdiction, so PSYPACT cannot authorize telepsychology there. To see patients located in New Mexico, a psychologist needs a telehealth-only registration (where the state offers one) or a full New Mexico psychology license.
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Last verified September 19, 2026. Informational only — state boards and compact commissions control eligibility, timing, fees, and scope.
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$500-$1,500Board-specific eligibility and issuance are required. This is a planning fallback when no modeled compact privilege or telehealth registration covers the state; confirm requirements and fees before filing.
Timeline: Commonly 8-16+ weeks depending on state board, background checks, transcripts, and verifications.
New Mexico PSYPACT FAQ
Is New Mexico part of PSYPACT?
No. New Mexico is not among the 42 PSYPACT jurisdictions in this ruleset, so the PSYPACT telepsychology route does not apply to patients located in New Mexico.
How can a psychologist practice into New Mexico then?
The route is a full New Mexico psychology license ($500-$1,500), unless New Mexico later adds a telehealth registration or joins PSYPACT.
How long does a full New Mexico license take?
Commonly 8-16+ weeks depending on state board, background checks, transcripts, and verifications.
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Ruleset last verified July 23, 2026.
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