Pursuant to RSA 263:5-b members of the military and their spouses who are currently stationed or deployed out-of-state are eligible to request a duplicate license or renew a driver license as many times as necessary by mail during the period of active duty, provided a photo identification is on file with the Department. If you do not have a photo on file, you may request a non-photo license. Upon returning to New Hampshire, you have thirty (30) days to visit a DMV office and have a new picture taken. New Hampshire also allows remote renewal of vehicle registrations for everyone. Within four months prior to the registration expiration date, the renewal notice or registration certificate must be sent to the town or city in New Hampshire where the individual resides, along with the proper payment. The out-of-state address where they would like the registration to be mailed should be included.

Pursuant to RSA 263:5-b members of the military and their spouses who are currently stationed or deployed out-of-state are eligible to request a duplicate license or renew a driver license as many times as necessary by mail during the period of active duty, provided a photo identification is on file with the Department. If you do not have a photo on file, you may request a non-photo license. Upon returning to New Hampshire, you have thirty (30) days to visit a DMV office and have a new picture taken. New Hampshire also allows remote renewal of vehicle registrations for everyone. Within four months prior to the registration expiration date, the renewal notice or registration certificate must be sent to the town or city in New Hampshire where the individual resides, along with the proper payment. The out-of-state address where they would like the registration to be mailed should be included.