How to Challenge the Registry Fee
Under RSA 651-B:11, those who are required to register as sex offenders must also pay an annual fee of $50 to the New Hampshire Department of Safety. Fifty dollars a year is a lot of money for many registrants who may be unemployed, underemployed, or working for minimum wage, or who may have dependents to support. The law has a means to get the fee waived for those who cannot afford to pay. CCJR encourages anyone who is living on a limited income to take advantage of this provision.
Please read the two PDF files below. If you have any additional questons, please contact us at info@ccjrnh.org.
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| How to Challenge the Registry Fee (PDF) | 65.98 KB |
| Talking Points for Registry Fee Waiver Hearing (PDF) | 53.67 KB |