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Note: Information for this document was gathered from various sources including: https://www.military.com/benefits/veteran-state-benefits/new-hampshire-state-veterans-benefits.html
Visit the New Hampshire Office of Veterans Services website for more detailed information: https://www.dmavs.nh.gov/veterans-services
For more information, visit: https://www.nasvh.org/state-homes/statedir.cfm
Your eligibility for State Veterans Homes is based on clinical need and setting availability.
Each State establishes eligibility and admission criteria for its homes.
Talk with a VA social worker about the eligibility requirements of State Veterans Homes near you and to figure out a plan for paying for State Veterans Home care services.
Veterans Homes Locations:
Eligibility:
Honorably discharged veterans who are medically qualified to receive care. One year New Hampshire residency required preceding application or New Hampshire as home of record upon discharge. Financial certification required.
For more detailed information visit: https://www.cem.va.gov/cems/state.asp?STATE=NH
National Veterans Cemeteries: There are No National Cemeteries in New Hampshire currently
State Veterans Cemeteries:
| New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery 110 Daniel Webster Highway, Rt 3 Boscawen, NH 03303 VA Grant Funded: Yes |
Phone: 603-796-2026 Fax: 603-796-6300 |
Many states have established state veterans cemeteries. Eligibility is like Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) national cemeteries but may include residency requirements. Even though they may have been established or improved with Government funds through VA’s Veterans Cemetery Grants Program, state veterans cemeteries are run solely by the states.
For more information and applications, visit the following website: https://www.revenue.nh.gov/forms/exempt-credit.htm
There are several Tax credits and exemptions available for veterans. For the purposes of this list, we have included the 2 most applicable.
Service-Connected Total Disability Tax Credit
$700 to $4,000 is subtracted from the property taxes due on the applicant’s residential property depending on the municipality you reside in.
Eligibility:
Certain Disabled Veterans- Exemption
Exempt from all taxation on their homestead
Eligibility:
Proof of service-connected disability must be provided. Your Summary of benefits letter should be sufficient proof.
Form PA-29 must be submitted with required supporting evidence by April 15th
Form PA-29 is available at the following website: https://www.revenue.nh.gov/forms/exempt-credit.htm
Applicant must be qualified as of April 1st for the year the exemption and/or tax credit is claimed. Applicant must have been a resident for at least 1-year preceding April 1st for veterans tax credit and 5 years for the disabled exemption.
NOTE: These tax credits and exemptions vary by the vote of the municipality you reside in.
Consult the local assessor’s office for detailed information and requirements regarding these exemptions available in your area.
Annual refiling may be required.
Find your local tax assessor at this link: https://www.publicrecords.onlinesearches.com/Assessor-and-Property-Tax-Records.htm
War veterans and their families who are unable to support themselves may be supported at public expense in the town or city where they live.
Basic Eligibility:
Contact your local county commissioner’s office or public welfare office for more information or visit a local VSO for assistance.
New Hampshire Veteran Employment Preference
Honorably discharged veterans get preference for city, town, and district jobs.
Preference is also given in appointing employees of the State Liquor Commission, the State Veterans Council, the Commandant, and employees of the New Hampshire Veterans Home.
Unremarried Surviving Spouses and Spouses of disabled Veterans may also qualify.
Contact your local VSO to learn more about this benefit and how to apply.
More information can be found the following website: https://www.nhes.nh.gov/services/job-seekers/veterans/index.htm
Veterans and eligible spouses can receive access to public employment and training services on a higher priority basis than other applicants.
To register, visit the following website: https://wfc.nhes.nh.gov/auth/sso/login;jsessionid=4FFFAC9BAA6E583DD5A403AA585D6C78?execution=e1s1
More information is available at the following website: https://nrd.gov/resource/detail/21076497/New+Hampshire+Hawker+and+Peddler+Licenses
Service-connected disabled Veterans and their unremarried spouse may be exempt from fees for a peddler’s license.
There are three types of $100 bonuses for veterans who served during specific periods of conflict:
Eligibility:
Persian Gulf War Service Bonus Application: https://www.dmavs.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt401/files/inline-documents/2020-10/persian-gulf-war-bonus.pdf
Global War on Terrorism Operations Bonus Application: https://www.dmavs.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt401/files/inline-documents/2020-10/global-war-on-terrorism-bonus.pdf
To apply, you can mail in the applications for the Global War on Terrorism and Persian Gulf War to the New Hampshire Office of Veterans Services.
Visit the following website for more information: https://www.dmv.nh.gov/
New Hampshire offers a variety of registration fee and licensing fee exemptions to veterans with Permanent and Total disabilities. The most relevant are listed below. Contact your local DMV to discuss needed documentation to apply.
New Hampshire Disabled Veteran Driver License Fee Exemption: No fee shall be charged for a motor vehicle operator’s license for a Veteran who is:
New Hampshire Registration Fee Exemption for Blind Veterans: No fee shall be charged for a permit to register a motor vehicle owned by a Veteran who has been classified by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs as being totally blind as a result of a service-connected disability.
New Hampshire Registration Fee Exemption for Vehicle provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs: No registration fee is payable for a vehicle provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to an amputee, paraplegic or blind Veteran classified as being permanently and totally disabled from service connection.
New Hampshire Registration Fee Exemption for Amputee or Paraplegic Veterans: No fee shall be charged for a permit to register a motor vehicle owned by a war Veteran who is an amputee, paraplegic or who suffered the loss of use of a limb from a service-connected cause as certified by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs when the vehicle is received or a cash settlement in lieu thereof is received from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
New Hampshire Parking Benefits for Disabled Veteran License Plates: Any motor vehicle bearing special disabled Veteran license plates with the international accessibility symbol shall be allowed free parking time in any city or town, if the vehicle is under the direct control of the owner.
Disabled Veteran License Plate: Honorably discharged Veterans deemed to be totally and permanently disabled due to their service-connected disability are allowed one disabled Veteran plate at no charge.
Veterans with Walking Disabilities License Plates: Special license plates may be issued for motor vehicles owned by individuals with walking disabilities.
New Hampshire offers a wide variety of Educational Benefits to resident veterans and their dependents.
State Educational Benefits can be used in conjunction with the National Educational Benefits (DEA)
Visit the following link for a full list: https://www.dmavs.nh.gov/veterans-services/nh-state-benefits-veterans
Visit the following website for more information: https://www.unh.edu/veterans/prospective-students
The University System of New Hampshire institutions will award tuition waivers to children of totally and permanently 100% disabled New Hampshire veterans when all eligibility requirements are met.
Students are required to apply for this assistance annually.
To apply the dependent must:
Application must be submitted no later than May 31st when applying for the fall term.
It is highly recommended that you contact the institution for a detailed list of all necessary documentation that will be required.
Contact information: Office: (603) 862-0355 |Fax: (603) 862-0655 │ Penny.Watson@unh.edu
Application is available at the following link: https://www.usnh.edu/sites/default/files/media/olpm/docs/usy/tuition-waiver-children-disabled-veterans-application.pdf
For more information, visit the following website: https://www.education.nh.gov/who-we-are/division-of-educator-support-and-higher-education/higher-education/higher-education-scholarships-for-orphans-of-veterans
Children of military members who die in service during wartime, and children of certain wartime veterans who die from a service-connected disability, may qualify for free tuition at New Hampshire colleges.
They can also get a scholarship up to $2,500 per year for room/board/rent, books, and supplies for a period of no more than 4 years. Children must be between 16 – 25.
Application deadline is September 1st. Must reapply annually.
Contact the Veteran’s Service Officer at the institution you wish to attend for more information. Or contact the Department of Education Administrator at: 603-271-8508
More information is available at the following website: https://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/hunting/hunting-accessibility.html
Honorably discharged NH resident veterans who are VA permanently and totally disabled can get a free lifetime hunting & fishing license.
A one time $10 administration fee will be charged.
Patients at the VA Medical Center in Manchester, NH, and residents of the NH Veterans’ Home may be issued free fishing permits under certain conditions.
Disabled veterans may hunt from motor vehicles or boats under certain conditions with a proper permit.
Contact the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s Business/Licensing Division at:
(603) 271-3422 or email: Licensing@wildlife.nh.gov
Link to Application: https://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/licensing/documents/disabled-veterans-license.pdf
Visit the following website for more information: https://www.nhstateparks.org/planning/schedule-and-fees/passes-promotions#:~:text=New%20Hampshire%20disabled%20veterans%20are,at%20all%20day%2Duse%20parks.
NH veterans with any VA disability rating won’t be charged a fee for day-use admission to NH state parks.
Disabled Veterans License plates issued by the state of New Hampshire a Summary of benefits letter will be sufficient evidence.
Activities fees (ski lifts, food services, campgrounds, etc.) will still be charged.
Indigent Veterans may be buried at the expense of the municipality in which the Veteran died.
Contact your local VSO or municipality office for more information.
Copies of public records are provided free when needed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to determine eligibility for benefits. The State Veterans Council and its Veterans Service Officers shall assist Veterans and dependents in obtaining benefits to which entitled under state or federal laws or regulations.
