New Hampshire Department of Justice

Dec 23, 2025

Access the New Hampshire Department of Justice here.

The New Hampshire Department of Justice is a state agency responsible for upholding the laws and protecting the rights of residents in the state of New Hampshire. They work to ensure compliance with state regulations and provide legal guidance and support to various government entities and law enforcement agencies.

Agency Accounts

New Hampshire Charity Registration Account

Access your online account via NH Online Forms Portal.

The New Hampshire Charity Registration Account allows you to set up and manage the following information:

  • Charitable Trusts Unit Registration Number

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