New Hampshire Vehicle Registration (5 Steps)1. Gather Registration DocumentsThe following documents are required to register a vehicle in New Hampshire[1]:
New Hampshire Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney – Owners can use this form if they want someone else to register and title their vehicle.
2. Purchase Temporary Plates (if applicable)A 20-day license plate must be purchased at a DMV office if the owner intends to drive the vehicle before registering it in New Hampshire.[2]
3. File for RegistrationOwners must bring their registration documents, along with ID and proof of residency, to a town or city clerk’s office where the following will take place:
New residents must register within 60 days of moving to New Hampshire.[3] 5. Receive New TitleIf all of the above steps have been completed properly, the vehicle will be officially registered in New Hampshire, and the owner can expect to receive their new title within 40 to 50 days.[6]
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New Hampshire Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form
Last updated May 24th, 2025
A New Hampshire motor vehicle bill of sale is a document that serves as a legal record of the purchase and sale of a motor vehicle. Once completed, the form will include the names and contact information of the buyer and seller, a description of the vehicle, the purchase price, and the date of sale.