To register a vehicle in New Hampshire, you need proof of insurance, the vehicle title, and a completed registration form. These documents ensure that the vehicle is insured and legally owned.
When registering a used vehicle purchased from another state, you typically need to complete a VIN verification to ensure the vehicle's identity matches the title and registration information.
Vehicle registration in New Hampshire must be renewed annually. This requires updating your registration and paying the applicable fees to keep your registration valid.
When transferring the title of a vehicle, you must provide the current title with the seller’s signature to officially transfer ownership to the buyer.
If you move to a new address within New Hampshire, you need to inform the DMV of your new address within 60 days. This ensures that your vehicle registration records are up-to-date and that you receive any necessary correspondence.
