A New Mexico Notice of Appeal (Workers Compensation Appeal) is a document used to initiate an appeal of a workers' compensation decision in the state of New Mexico. The notice of appeal must be filed within 30 days of the date of the decision being appealed and must include the case name, case number, the decision being appealed, the date of the decision, the name of the party filing the appeal, and the relief requested. The notice must be filed with the Industrial Commission of New Mexico and a copy must be sent to the opposing party. There are several types of New Mexico Notice of Appeal (Workers Compensation Appeal): Claimant Appeal, Employer Appeal, Insurance Carrier Appeal, Medical Provider Appeal, and Other Appeal. The Claimant Appeal is filed by the injured worker to appeal a decision by the Industrial Commission or an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). The Employer Appeal is filed by the employer to appeal a decision made by an ALJ or the Industrial Commission. The Insurance Carrier Appeal is filed by an insurance company to appeal a decision made by an ALJ or the Industrial Commission. The Medical Provider Appeal is filed by a medical provider to appeal a decision made by an ALJ or the Industrial Commission. The Other Appeal is filed by any other party involved in a workers' compensation case to appeal a decision made by an ALJ or the Industrial Commission.