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New Mexico District Office
For SBA 7(a) and 504 loan inquiries, this is the district office covering New Mexico businesses.
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Traditional term loans with non-traditional speed. Fixed monthly payments, clear terms, and funding in 24 hours, without the 60-day bank approval process. Available to New Mexico businesses that meet ICG's underwriting criteria. Minimum FICO 550+, minimum revenue $20K/mo.
The short answer
Yes. ICG funds term loans for New Mexico businesses that meet our standard underwriting criteria. Minimum FICO 550+, minimum revenue $20K/mo, and 6+ months in business.
Last updated 2026-06-24
New Mexico disclosure rules
Federal Truth in Lending Act (TILA) does not apply to commercial loans, and New Mexico has not enacted a state-specific commercial financing disclosure regime as of 2026. ICG voluntarily discloses APR ranges and total repayment on every offer regardless of state mandate. See our transparency policy for the full disclosure framework.
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SBA district office
For SBA 7(a) and 504 loan inquiries, this is the district office covering New Mexico businesses.
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UCC-1 financing statements for New Mexicobusinesses are filed with the state's central filing office. Most ICG products require a UCC filing. See our UCC filing glossary entry for what to expect.
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Eligibility
Common questions
Yes. ICG funds term loans for New Mexico businesses that meet our standard underwriting criteria. Minimum FICO 550+, minimum revenue $20K/mo, and 6+ months in business.
New Mexico has not enacted a commercial financing disclosure law specific to non-bank lenders as of 2026. Federal Truth in Lending Act protections do not extend to commercial loans, but ICG voluntarily discloses APR ranges on every offer.
24–48 hours from signed contract for most New Mexico files. Larger deals or those requiring additional documentation may take longer.
UCC-1 financing statements for New Mexico businesses are filed with the state's central filing office (see https://www.sos.nm.gov/commercial-services/ucc-filings/). ICG files a UCC where required by the product (most term loans, equipment financing, and revenue-based funding).
Other ICG products available in New Mexico
ICG Funding (legal entity Infinite Capital Group) complies with applicable state commercial financing disclosure laws.
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