Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
214 matching statutes
United States — New Hampshire
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People must file business and facility information before manufacturing commercial feed, and unregistered commercial feed generally may not be distributed in the state.
United States — New Hampshire
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A qualifying foreign nonprofit corporation may register to do business in the state, but it must file the required return and pay the required fee.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section requires licenses and registration before certain liquor, tobacco, and e-cigarette activities, and it sets some related registration, residency, and notice rules.
United States — New Hampshire
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"Motor vehicle business" means a business mainly engaged in certain motor vehicle activities, and "principally engaged" is met when the business meets a 51% income test or, if there was no prior-year income, a 51% asset test.
United States — New Hampshire
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People paid to represent others on certain lobbying matters must register as lobbyists with the secretary of state; the registration must report the client relationship, expires December 31, and some communications and persons are exempt.
United States — New Hampshire
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Specified motor vehicle dealers must maintain a $25,000 bond or equivalent financial responsibility, with related notice, coverage, and filing rules.
United States — New Hampshire
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Utility plates and utility registration may be used only for the specific business uses listed here, including transporting certain vehicles, boats, trailers, and manufactured housing, with one limited test-drive use for a supplemental utility plate.
United States — New Hampshire
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“Transporter” means certain people who move another person’s registered motor vehicle for business purposes, or who repossess vehicles in the regular course of buying mortgage- or conditional-sale-secured promissory notes.
United States — New Hampshire
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The department of state must provide corporate registration information needed under RSA 293-A for purposes tied to the U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement.
United States — New Hampshire
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Filing, renewal, and discontinuance-related trade name fees must be paid to the secretary of state, and the secretary must issue and keep records of certificates.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section defines “nonresident” and says a person with a regular abode or place of business in New Hampshire for more than 6 months in a year is treated as a resident for vehicles mainly used there; the director decides which vehicles qualify for registration purposes.
United States — New Hampshire
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After a reported accident, the director must suspend licenses and registrations and require plate surrender until security and proof of future financial responsibility are provided, with notice at least 10 days before suspension.
United States — New Hampshire
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Dealers may issue temporary plates, and vehicles may be driven with them until registration and plates arrive, but generally not for more than 20 days. If the owner has a disability and needs more time for modifications, the owner must request an extension and the director must issue new temporary plates for a reasonab
United States — New Hampshire
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People applying pesticides generally need a certificate or permit, must meet competence and recordkeeping requirements, and the division can collect fees and later suspend, revoke, or modify certificates and permits.
United States — New Hampshire
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Some businesses must register their trade name, and no one may use “farmers’ market” in a trade name unless it fits the statutory definition or an exemption applies.
United States — New Hampshire
1 provisions
This section defines "auto wholesale dealer."
United States — New Hampshire
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Political committees must register with the secretary of state, file required committee information, pay a $50 fee unless exempt, and update registration within 14 days of changes; some committees may omit donor identities but must add a voter disclosure if they do.
United States — New Hampshire
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Clerks and, in one case, the secretary of state must handle UOCAVA absentee ballot requests and send ballots or related information within specified election-time deadlines.
United States — New Hampshire
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Dog registration records generally cannot be sold, rented, transferred, or otherwise disclosed, except for limited official or safety-related uses.
United States — New Hampshire
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Cities and towns may use electronic poll book devices, but users must follow related voter-checklist and database rules, keep voter data confidential, get state approval, and meet filing, reporting, and backup requirements.