Frequently Asked Questions

Taking into account that same address changing request form needs to be submitted for both changes, it would be a wise choice to check with DMV if you can do it at the same time on one form.

Additional fees may also apply to the double change. Your local DMV office will be able to provide you with more details on the address change forms.

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• Holders of home state license may change address information electronically without a fee. Changing state of residence needs to be done manually and you must pay a $10 fee.

• Subscribers can change address information electronically at Online Licensee Service.

• Manual requests can be done by submitting completed form and check of $10 to New Hampshire Insurance Department. You can print a new license for free online.

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You can submit a Record Change Request form online or via mail to a NH DMV office. Make sure to fill in correct data for the address change you need to have updated.

After you pay the $3 update fee, you will be issued a temporary copy of the car registration document and a fully valid copy will be sent to you via mail in two months.

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To do so, proceed with the following steps:

• Complete and sign the Record Change Request form
• Prepare check, money order or cash in amount of $3
• Bring your old CDL license

As a CDL license has different state-related rules for CDL endorsements it is advisable that you check the current local requirements by contacting DMV locations. They will be able to assist on additional forms and fees that you might need to attach to your address change request form.

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• In person at any DMV office
• Via mail to:

NH Department of Safety DMV – Driver Licensing 23 Hazen Drive Concord, NH 03305

Steps to change address require that you:

• Complete, sign and date the Record Change Request form.
• Make sure to put details for name, date of birth, legal and mailing address.
• Pay the $3 address change fee.

Note that address changing in case of lost or stolen drivers license will not be accepted. Instead, you will need to apply in person for a duplicate drivers license. A temporary copy will be issued immediately and you will need to wait about two receive the official copy of your drivers license.

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To change address on your identification card, you need to prepare the following documents:

• Record Change Request form
• Check, money order or cash in amount of $3
• Your old ID card

When you complete the submission procedure at DMV you will get a temporary ID card. The hard copy will be mailed to the address you have provided when applying.

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• A completed Insurance Name Change Request Form
• Proof of name change:
  • Marriage certificate
  • Divorce decree
  • Court order

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• A completed and signed Record Change Request Form
• Your oldcar registration copy
• Proof of legal name change:
  • Marriage certificate
  • Divorce decree
  • Adoption decree
  • Name change petition from the court of Probate
  • Other court decree

Afterwards, you must wait for about 60 days for the DMV to mail you a new car registration document.

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• Completed Record Change Request
• Current drivers license
• Proof of legal name change:
  • Marriage certificate
  • Divorce decree
  • Adoption decree
  • Name change petition from the court of Probate
  • Other court decree

The replacement copy is issued in temporary paper form and will be replaced with a permanent copy after two months via mail.

Note that the above process assumes that you have finished with the name change procedure at the Social Security Administration (SSA) previously. If not, here is what you will need to have prepared for the SSA:

• Proof of identity
• Proof of citizenship
• Proof of age
• Application for social security card

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• Record Change Request form
• Current ID card
• Proof of legal name change:
  • Marriage certificate
  • Divorce decree
  • Adoption decree
  • Name change petition from the court of Probate
  • Other court decree

The NH DMV will mail you an updated ID card including yourlegal name change two months after the temporary copy has been issued to you at the place of application.

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• Official homepage
• Your personal social security account
• Your Social Security Card and Number booklet
• Call toll-free at 1-800-772-1213
• Call for hearing-impaired at TTY number 1-800-325-0778

Once you collect the necessary information, you can proceed with the actual change in person or online.

For more information: All About: Your Personal and Vehicle Records in New Hampshire

For more information: All About: Your Personal and Vehicle Records in New Hampshire

For more information: All About: Your Personal and Vehicle Records in New Hampshire

For more information: All About: Your Personal and Vehicle Records in New Hampshire

On the other hand, to process similar updates where you need to prove your resident status you can choose to submit one of the following:

• Home utility bill
• Personal check or bank statement
• Payroll check stub
• Insurance policy for your home
• Property tax bill for your residence

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• Record Change Request form

• Old copy of the document that needs to be updated
• Fee (if required)
• Proof for status in the country:
  • If you have established residency, refer to the requirements for a permanent resident, asylee, refugee, employment authorization card (EAD or OPT).
  • If you are holding a student or work visa, refer to the requirements for non-US citizens temporarily residing in New Hampshire.
  • If you are visiting on a tourist visa (B1 or B2), you are not eligible for a New Hampshire drivers license.
  • If you are an EAD cardholderand are undergoing deportation proceedings, you must take into account court hearing dates.

Additional help for non-resident issues in New Hampshire can be obtained at:

NH Department of Safety DMV – Non-US Citizen Office 23 Hazen Drive Concord NH 03305 (603) 227-4175

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• Fines
• Invalid car insurancedue to incorrect information

DMV offices can provide you with the help you need to avoid any penalties you might face in case of non-compliance from not having updated your address on DMV records.

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