N.M. Stat. § 66-5-64.1
Non-domiciled commercial driver's license or non-
domiciled commercial driver's instruction permit by a foreign
national with lawful status.
A. An application for a non-domiciled commercial driver's license or a non-domiciled
commercial driver's instruction permit by a foreign national with lawful status for a REAL
ID-compliant non-domiciled commercial driver's license or non-domiciled commercial
driver's instruction permit shall contain the unique identifying number and expiration
date, if applicable, of the foreign national's valid passport, valid visa, employment
authorization card issued under the applicant's approved deferred action status or other
arrival-departure record or document issued by the federal government that conveys
lawful status. The division may issue to an eligible foreign national applicant a REAL
ID-compliant non-domiciled commercial driver's license or non-domiciled commercial
driver's instruction permit that is valid for a period not to exceed the duration of the
applicant's lawful status; provided that if that date cannot be determined by the division
and the applicant is not a legal permanent resident, the license or permit shall expire
one year after the effective date of the license.
B. A non-domiciled commercial driver's license issued to a foreign national with
lawful status shall contain the prominent statement:
(1)
"Non-domiciled commercial driver's license"; or
(2)
"Non-domiciled CDL".
C. A non-domiciled commercial driver's instruction permit issued to a foreign
national with lawful status shall contain the prominent statement:
(1)
"Non-domiciled commercial learner's permit"; or
(2)
"Non-domiciled CLP".
D. The word "Non-domiciled" shall be conspicuously and unmistakably displayed
but may be noncontiguous with the words or phrases "commercial driver's license",
"CDL", "commercial learner's permit" or "CLP".