New Mexico Late Notice To Additional Parties of Bankruptcy Case Filing is a document required to be filed with the bankruptcy court in order to provide notice to additional parties who may have an interest in a bankruptcy case. This document is typically filed when the debtor has failed to list all the parties who may have an interest in the case. The purpose of the late notice is to ensure that all parties are notified and given the opportunity to participate in the proceedings. There are two main types of New Mexico Late Notice To Additional Parties of Bankruptcy Case Filing: (1) Notice to Creditors, and (2) Notice to Other Parties of Interest. The Notice to Creditors provides notice to all creditors who have not been previously listed in the petition or schedules, and the Notice to Other Parties of Interest provides notice to those parties who may have an interest in the case, such as lien holders, landlords, or other parties. Both of these notices must be filed with the bankruptcy court and served to the appropriate parties.