Registration Fees

Name: eRegulations
Price range: $

Type	Fee	Valid Dates	Restrictions
Resident Must show proof of residency and age
Snowmobile (Club Member)*	$121.00	5/1/2025 – 4/30/2026
Snowmobile (Non-Club Member)	$151.00	5/1/2025 – 4/30/2026
ATV, UTV, or Other OHRV (Club Member)**	$59.00	5/1/2025 – 4/30/2026
ATV, UTV, or Other OHRV (Non-Club Member)	$89.00	5/1/2025 – 4/30/2026
Trail Bike (Club Member)**	$50.00	5/1/2025 – 4/30/2026
Trail Bike (Non-Club Member)	$80.00	5/1/2025 – 4/30/2026
Transfer	$25.50	Remainder of Registration Year.	For registrant only if sold or traded.
Lost/Damaged Decals	$25.50	Remainder of Registration Year.
Antique Snowmobile***	$151.00	Permanent. Available at Fish & Game only.	Snowmobile MFG must be 1994 or prior.
Antique ATV***	$54.50	Permanent. Available at Fish & Game only.	ATV must be at least 25 years old.
Antique Trail Bike***	$54.50	Permanent. Available at Fish & Game only.	Trail Bike must be at least 25 years old.
Nonresident Must show proof of age
Snowmobile (Club Member)*	$131.00	5/1/2025 – 4/30/2026
Snowmobile (Non-Club Member)	$161.00	5/1/2025 – 4/30/2026
ATV, UTV, or Other OHRV (Club Member)**	$78.00	5/1/2025 – 4/30/2026
ATV, UTV, or Other OHRV (Non-Club Member)	$108.00	5/1/2025 – 4/30/2026
Trail Bike (Club Member)**	$69.00	5/1/2025 – 4/30/2026
Trail Bike (Non-Club Member)	$99.00	5/1/2025 – 4/30/2026
10-Day Temporary OHRV	$42.00	May – October. Valid only for 10 consecutive days.	Available only at select agents.
Transfer	$25.50	Remainder of Registration Year.	For registrant only if sold or traded.
Lost/Damaged Decals	$25.50	Remainder of Registration Year.
Antique Snowmobile***	$151.00	Permanent. Available at Fish & Game only.	Snowmobile MFG must be 1994 or prior.
* Must present at time of registration, a NH Snowmobile Association (NHSA) Voucher as valid proof of paid membership. Membership must be issued to registrant for corresponding registration year. Only a NHSA membership voucher is accepted as proof of snowmobile membership. Please contact the NH Snowmobile Association at 603-273-0220 with questions regarding snowmobile memberships or clubs. Must present at time of registration, a NH Off Highway Vehicle Association (NHOHVA) Voucher as valid proof of paid membership. Membership must be issued to registrant for corresponding registration year. Only a NHOHVA membership voucher is accepted as proof of wheeled vehicle membership. Please contact the NH Off Highway Vehicle Association at 413-200-8061 with questions regarding wheeled vehicle memberships or clubs. Note: For registration purposes, family membership shall include the member and their spouse, no other persons. * Antique registrations cannot be replaced or transferred. A new registration must be issued at the full price. An antique registration is no longer valid if the registrant has given up ownership of the machine. Note, the requirements for antique ATVs and Trail Bikes are different than antique Snowmobiles. Antique Snowmobile registrations are only available for snowmobiles manufactured in year 1994 or prior. Antique ATV and Trail Bike registrations are only available to residents of N.H. (no longer valid if registrant is not a resident), for machines at least 25 years old. Wheeled vehicles over 50 inches in width or 1,000 pounds do not qualify for an Antique ATV registration. NOTE: A $2 transaction fee is included in the registration price.

Alteration of decals is prohibited.

Decal Placement for Snowmobiles

One on each side of the cowling or on the outside of the windshield, clearly visible and not obstructed.

Illustration of a snowmobile showing the proper placement of registration decals in New Hampshire. The image highlights that one decal should be placed on each side of the snowmobile's front cowling for visibility and compliance with state regulations. — Proper snowmobile registration decal placement in New Hampshire. Decals must be displayed on each side of the front cowling for compliance and visibility.

Decal Placement for UTVs, ATVs, Trailbikes

One on the front fender and one on the rear fender, unobstructed, as high as possible or at a location provided by the manufacturer.

Illustration showing proper registration decal placement on a utility terrain vehicle (UTV), all-terrain vehicle (ATV), and trail bike in New Hampshire. Labels indicate where decals should be placed on each vehicle to comply with state registration requirements. — Proper registration decal placement for UTVs, ATVs, and trail bikes in New Hampshire. This guide ensures compliance with state regulations for off-highway vehicles.

Examples of where to properly place New Hampshire registration decals on UTVs, ATVs, and Trailbikes. One on the front fender and one on the rear fender, unobstructed, as high as possible or at a location provided by the manufacturer.