New Hampshire § 400-A-29 - Section 400-A:29 Fees.
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§ 400-A-29. Section 400-A:29 Fees.
I. All fees shall be collected upon submission and shall be non-refundable. I-a. Certificate of authority (a) Application $1,000 (b) Initial certificate $100 (c) Annual renewal $100 (d) Reinstatement $50 (e) Amendment $25 II. Charter documents (other than those filed or transmitted with application for certificate of authority) (a) For filing or transmitting articles of amendment, domestic companies $25 (b) For filing or transmitting a copy of amendment to the articles of incorporation of a foreign or alien company, $35. If the amendment is filed or transmitted more than 60 days after the same has become effective in the home state, the corporation shall pay to the commissioner a penalty of $50. III. Filing or transmitting of annual statement $100 IV. Application for withdrawal and final report of foreign or alien insurance company $25 V. Application to reserve corporation name (120 days) $25 VI. Advisory organizations and statistical agents. (a) Application fee $300 (b) Initial certificate $150 (c) Annual renewal $150 (d) Form filing-each form filing $20 (e) Rate filing-each rate filing $20 VII. Health service corporations (a) Corporation's annual certificate of authority $200 (b) Annual statement $100 VIII. Road and tourist services (a) Application fee for certificate of authority $300 (b) Initial certificate $100 (c) Annual renewal $100 VIII-a. Consumer Guaranty Contract Obligors (a) Registration fee $300 (b) Annual renewal fee $150 IX. [Repealed.] X. Producers; resident and non-resident (a) Application and license fee $210 (b) Biennial renewal $150 (c) Amendment to license - except change of name, change of address, or change of the designated registered license producer as required by RSA 402-J:6, II(b) $50 (d) Additional fee for late renewal $150 (e) Fee for late completion of continuing education $50 (f) Appointment fee $25 (g) Termination of appointment fee $25 XI. Surplus lines; Company annual application for inclusion in approved list $250 XII. Other licensing documents; producer, consultant, adjuster, public adjuster; copies (all documents) $1 per page. XIII. Variable life and annuity (a) Certificates $5 (b) Company registration $100 (c) Annual renewal $100 XIV. Adjuster's licenses; resident and non-resident (a) Application and license fee $75 (b) Biennial renewal $75 (c) Amendment to license - except change of name or change of address $50 (d) Additional fee for late renewal $75 (e) Fee for late completion of continuing education $25 XV. Service of process on commissioner $25 XVI. The commissioner shall also collect in advance, reasonable fees, as determined by the commissioner for such other official acts and services as may be necessary or required by Title XXXVII or XXXVIII. XVII. Public adjusters; resident and non-resident (a) Application and license fee $100 (b) Biennial renewal $100 (c) Additional fee for late renewal $100 (d) Fee for late completion of continuing education $25 XVIII. Managing general agents (a) Application fee $50 (b) Original license $350 (c) Renewal license $250 XIX. Reinsurance intermediaries (a) Application fee $50 (b) Original license $350 (c) Renewal license $250 XX. Discount Medical Plan Organizations (a) Original Application $300 (b) Renewal $150 XXI. Continuing education course submission fee (a) Initial $25 (b) Renewal $25
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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Section 400-A-29 ("Section 400-A:29 Fees.") is part of the New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated, the codified statutory law of New Hampshire. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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