New Mexico Code § 21-22K-4

Employment certification; public service loan forgiveness form; calculation of time worked
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form; calculation of time worked.
A. In the event that the United States department of education permits public
service employers to certify employment for past or present individual employees or
groups of employees directly with the United States department of education or its
agents, notwithstanding any other provision of law, a public service employer shall be
permitted to send to the United States department of education or its agents the
information necessary for employment certification.
B. Subject to the provisions of this section, a public service employer shall certify
the employment of:
(1) any former or current employee who requests that the public service
employer complete a public service loan forgiveness form; and
(2) any employee who is ending work with the public service employer.
C. The public service employer shall certify the period of employment requested by
the former or current employee or, if no period is specified, shall certify a former or
current employee’s entire period of employment.
D. Post-secondary educational institutions shall use the calculation established in
Section 3 [21-22K-3 NMSA 1978] of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Multiplier Act
and may apply it to hours worked beginning October 1, 2007, only for the purpose of
determining whether a part-time employee is considered full-time for the public service
loan forgiveness program.
E. A public service employer shall not unreasonably delay certifying employment.
F. Nothing in this section shall prevent a public service employer from seeking
permission from employees prior to certifying the employees' employment.
History: Laws 2025, ch. 90, § 4.

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