NM · rules
N.M. 2nd Jud. Dist. Award E-File Instructions for Arbitrators
Award E-File Instructions for Arbitrators
YOU CAN NOW E-FILE YOUR ARBITRATION AWARD
FREE OF CHARGE BY SETTING UP A WAIVER ACCOUNT
FOR COURT-ANNEXED ARBITRATION AWARDS
If you do not have a Tyler account, please send the signed original Award
to the Center for Self Help and Dispute Resolution for filing.
1. TO SET UP A WAIVER ACCOUNT: The assigned firm administrator for your Tyler
account must add a Waiver account. If you already have a waiver account, follow the
instructions under Section 2.
Select FIRM ADMIN on the top menu;
Select the Payment Accounts tab;
Click the Add Payment Account button.
Complete the Add Payment Account form:
a. Select Active to activate the payment account.
b. Enter a payment account name.
c. Select a payment account type (waiver) using the drop down list.
d. Click the Exit button to exit without adding a credit card.
e. Select Available at all locations if you want to make the waiver account
available at all firm locations.
f. Click the Save Changes button to save changes.
2. TO FILE A COURT-ANNEXED ARBITRATION AWARD
Log in to your Tyler account.
Retrieve the case the award will be filed in, and choose one of the award options below:
ARB: AWARD REGULAR (used when a party is awarded)
ARB: SETTLEMENT (award of dismissal due to settlement)
ARB: AWARD OF DEFAULT FOR FAILURE TO APPEAR
ARB: AWARD OF DEFAULT FOR FAILURE TO PARTICIPATE IN GOOD FAITH
ARB: AWARD PARTIAL
ARB: AWARD AMENDED (used when filing and amended award)
Under payment account, choose Waiver.
Under filing comments, please type in “Court-Annexed Arbitration Assignment.”
Proceed as normal in e-filing the award.
If you have any questions, please call our office at (505) 841-7412.
Provenance
- Source
- seconddistrict.nmcourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
1feda7e3f544e2c69f4df75bc043d205a3c0389ec330f54fd0214045df56c04f
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