General Information

For more information on District of New Mexico court agencies, please visit the agency's individual web site, linked from the home page.

About the Federal Judiciary
District of New Mexico Judges
Electronic Services
Employment Dispute Resolution Plan
Employment Opportunities
Holidays
Hours of Operation
Immigration/Naturalization
Telephone Numbers

 

 

 

Electronic Services
The District of New Mexico is well known for its support of on-line access to court information and records. Both the District and Bankruptcy courts offer elecronic filing to attorneys through Case Management/Electronic Case Files (CM/ECF). In addition, users can access general information such court opinions, a court calendar and case information. Training in the use of the court's electronic services is available via online documentation  and through in-house training classes. Contact the CM/ECF Helpdesk at 348-2075 or 1-866-620-6383 for more information or visit our CM/ECF Information Center.

Employment Dispute Resolution Plan

The Court has adopted the Employment Dispute Resolution Plan of the United States District Court for the District of New Mexico (EDR Plan), which allows employees and applicants to seek redress for wrongful discrimination and harassment in the work place. 

Incidents of perceived discrimination in violation of the EDR Plan may be confidentially reported by Court employees or applicants to one of the Court’s EDR Coordinators listed below.  If you have a question, please feel free to contact an EDR Coordinator today.

District of New Mexico Employment Dispute Resolution Plan
EDR Form:  Request for Counseling
EDR Form:  Request for Mediation
EDR Form:  EDR Complaint

Employment Opportunities

Each court agency in the District of New Mexico manages its own Human Resources department and should be contacted directly for employment information and opportunities. In addition, please visit each agencies web site for current job postings.

Several of the court agencies use the Application for Judicial Branch Federal Employment, Form AO 78, for all job openings. Other require a Resume and Cover letter. Please refer to the job posting for specific instructions.

If you are interested in national job opportunities with the Federal Judiciary, please visit the Federal Judiciary employment web site. For national employment opportunities with the Federal Goverment, please visit the USA Jobs home page.

Hours of Operation
U.S. District Court: 8:30 - 4:30; Closed 12:00 - 1:00 for lunch.
U.S. Bankruptcy Court: 8:30 - 4:30, continuous.
U.S. Pretrial Services: 8:30 - 4:30; Closed 12:00 - 1:00 for lunch.
U.S. Probation Office: 8:30 - 4:30; Closed 12:00 - 1:00 for lunch.
10th Circuit Library: 8:00 - 5:00; Closed 12:00 - 1:00 for lunch.

Immigration/Naturalization
The U.S. District Court is responsible for Naturalization ceremonies. However, the court is not involved in any other Immigration processes. For information on immigration issues, please visit the Immigration and Naturalization Service web site. To find a field office in your area, please visit the INS locator web page.

Main Telephone Numbers

Please visit each agency's web site for a more complete list of phone numbers.

U.S. District Court
  Albuquerque: 505-348-2000
  Las Cruces: 575-528-1400
  Santa Fe: 505-988-6481
U.S. Bankruptcy Court
  Albuquerque: 505-348-2500
U.S. Pretrial Services
  Albuquerque: 505-348-2700
  Las Cruces: 575-528-1561
U.S. Probation Office 
  Albuquerque: 505-348-2600
  Farmington: 505-325-7506
  Gallup: Office: 505 -726-1660, Toll free: 1-866-473-5172
  Las Cruces: 575-528-1500
  Santa Fe: 505-988-6640
  Roswell: 575-624-1077
10th Circuit Library
  Albuquerque Branch: 505-348-2136