Not all driving-related transactions require a trip to your local DMV office. Sometimes, New Hampshire residents can tackle these tasks online. Check out our list of online driver and vehicle services and possibly free yourself from the hassle of standing in line.

Online Driver Services

Typically, driver services are handled through the Bureau of Driver Licensing of New Hampshire's Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV). We (DMV.org) also connect you to third-party vendors offering time-saving services; these are often not affiliated with the government. If you don't see the online service you need in the various sections below, you might have to visit a nearby NH DMV office. You can also peruse DMV.org or the state site for specific details.

Most Common Driver Services (online and otherwise)

• Apply for a driver's license or driver's permit.
• Apply for a motorcycle license.
• Apply for a commercial driver's license.
• Renew your NH drivers license online.
• Replace a lost or damaged driver's license.
• Apply for an ID card.
• Pay a New Hampshire traffic ticket online.
• Look up traffic violations and associated points and penalties.
• Make a change of address.
• Make a name change online with the state and beyond.
• Register to vote in New Hampshire.

Refer to our Drivers License & ID section if you don't see the online service you need; Our driver-related pages offer a wealth of information that can still save you some time.

New Hampshire Driver’s License Testing and Educational Services

• Enroll in drivers education to prepare you for the permit or license test.
• Take drivers training to get behind-the-wheel practice.
• Take a NH drivers license practice test.
• Take a NH drivers permit practice test.
• Take a NH commercial drivers license (CDL) practice test.
• Take a NH motorcycle license practice test.
• Sign up for a drivers license prep course.
• Study a New Hampshire Cheat Sheet and improve your chances for passing the written test.
• Enroll in a New Hampshire defensive driving or state-approved traffic school course if you received a traffic ticket.

Consult our Driver’s License Checklist for complete details on getting licensed in New Hampshire.

Reports and Records for Individuals

• Order a driving record to see your own driving history or that of another driver.
• Review criminal records.
• Run a background check.
• Obtain court records or public records.
• Order vital records such as a birth or death certificate, marriage or divorce records.
• Run a credit report and check your credit score instantly.

Online Vehicle Services

Typically, vehicle services are handled through the Bureau of Registration of New Hampshire's Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV). We (DMV.org) also connect you to third-party vendors offering time-saving services; these are often not affiliated with the government. Because options are limited, you still might need to visit a nearby NH DMV office. To learn more on a given task, you can also refer to related pages on DMV.org and your state site.

Most Common Vehicle Services (online and otherwise)

• Register your vehicle for the first time in New Hampshire.
• Renew your NH vehicle registration.
• Replace a lost or damaged title or registration.
• Obtain New Hampshire license plates.
• Learn more on NH smog check and emissions testing requirements.

Consult our Registration & Titling section if you don't see the online service you need; Our vehicle-related pages cover a multitude of topics so you can spend less time standing in line at an agency branch office.

Vehicle Insurance Services

Compare vehicle insurance rates to find the coverage in New Hampshire that suits your needs and budget. If you don't see the type of insurance you need below, consult our Insurance Center. Here you can also learn more on state insurance requirements specific to the Granite State.

• Buy car insurance.
• Buy motorcycle insurance.
• Buy commercial auto insurance.
• Buy boat insurance.

Vehicle Buying and Selling Services

• Obtain a Bill of Sale.
• Order a vehicle history report for a used car, RV or motorcycle.
• Purchase an auto warranty.
• Get an auto loan.

Those in the market to buy should check out our New Car Buyers Guide and Used Car Buyers Guide. Or if you're looking to privately sell your vehicle in New Hampshire, we also have you covered.

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