New Hampshire SB505 revises guide license applications and eliminates fees for nonresidents' temporary OHRV registrations.
New Hampshire SB505 modifies the process for applying for guide licenses by requiring applicants to submit a criminal history record release form and fingerprints for a records check. If fingerprints are invalid after two attempts, police clearances from recent residences may be accepted instead. The bill also repeals fees for temporary registrations of nonresidents for off-highway recreational vehicles (OHRVs). The changes take effect on November 1, 2026.
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