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New Mexico medical psilocybin program · producer permits under 7.35.2 NMAC

Producers

The rule names what an applicant has in hand; these pages say where each item comes from, agency by agency, starting with the City of Santa Fe and Santa Fe County. Every step is cited to the rule or to the page of the agency that administers it, with the date it was read. What the rule leaves unsaid is said to be unsaid.

One of the pathways. Created September 7, 2026; sources read that day and September 8. The rules site carries the rule's own list; this site carries the way to each item.

The Department of Health began accepting producer permit applications on August 17, 2026, at mpp.nm.btgov.com, with no deadline and review in order of submission. The rule that governs the permit, 7.35.2 NMAC, has been in effect since June 23, 2026. It asks for twelve records from every applicant and one more from a producer, and it defines none of them; each is issued by a state agency, a city, or a county with its own process, fee, and clock.

The guides

The business license
What "business license in the state of New Mexico" can mean, since the state issues none: the Secretary of State filing, the tax registration, and the city or county license, with fees and timelines.
The facility
What the rule requires inside the building, what it does not require, and where the certificate of occupancy, the fire inspection, and the electrical and HVAC inspection reports come from.
Zoning, county by county
How the City of Santa Fe and Santa Fe County classify a use their codes do not name, what the cannabis rules of 2021 say about the nearest categories, and how to get a written zoning determination. Other counties follow.
Conditional and special use permits
What a conditional use permit is, who decides one in Santa Fe County and in the city, the criteria, the hearing, and the rule's one example, Albuquerque's raw food permit.
The application
The portal, what the department has said about it, what is known and not known about the traceability system and its cost, and the questions the rule does not answer, changing the facility address among them.
Draft the two documents
The in-state attestation and the property owner's statement the rule names, drafted from the rule's own words with your details filled in. Runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.

The order that saves time

1Find the property's zoning and get a written determination that the use is allowed, or learn that it needs a conditional use permit. Every later record is tied to the address, and the department has said local zoning and permitting must be met before state approval. Zoning
2Form the entity with the Secretary of State and register with Taxation and Revenue; the city and county licenses require both first. Business license
3Get the building permitted, inspected, and occupied: the certificate of occupancy, the fire inspection, and the electrical and HVAC inspection reports come out of the same local process. The facility
4Get the local business license, which in Santa Fe city and county rides on the zoning and fire steps above. Business license
5Draft the attestation and the owner's statement, gather the financial-interest list, and apply. Draft the documents · The application