The office of the City Clerk is able to register motor vehicles including trailers and campers. Plates can be transferred and issued in this office. Driver's licensing can be done Monday through Friday at the …

What you need to know about registering your vehicle in New Hampshire. Registering a vehicle in New Hampshire is a two-part process. With the exception of Mopeds, all motor vehicles must begin their …

Certified certificates for birth, death, divorce and marriage licenses can be requested online. Performed by your town office and sent to you with a variety of shipping options. Vital Records and Certificate …

Effective May 7, 2025, a REAL ID Driver License or Non-Driver Identification Card, or a Passport is required to board an airplane for domestic flights or enter a secure federal facility.

When registering, please bring with you: An up-to-date immunization record. If your child has never attended a school within the Claremont School District and you are registering them for the 2025 …

SUMMARY: How to Register Your Vehicle in New Hampshire. Your vehicle must be registered in person at a New Hampshire town clerk's office. Be able to provide the title/proof of ownership, proof of …

If your address has changed since your last registration, your documents may be sent to the wrong address or returned to the municipal office. ? **New and transfer registrations cannot be completed …

Keep reading to find out how to complete a registration renewal, have your vehicle inspected, and replace your registration and license plates in New Hampshire. To check the status of your …

We are pleased to provide you with the ability to receive quick and convenient estimates for your vehicle registrations. The fees calculated are subject to change and may vary depending upon how, when …

To register your vehicle in person, take your registration renewal notice and proof of current liability insurance to your county tax office or an approved substation. If you do not have a renewal notice, …