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New NH Law Requires 10-year Waiting Period to Annul Domestic Violence Convictions. New Hampshire domestic violence convictions have joined DWI convictions requiring those impacted to wait 10 years prior to filing a petition to annul.

Class A misdemeanors: 3 years from date of sentence completion. For any misdemeanor where the victim was, at the time of the offense, a family or household member or intimate partner: 3 years from the date of sentence completion. Class B felonies: 5 years from date of sentence completion.

'You must ask a court to remove an entry from your criminal record. Which court you ask depends on what you are looking to remove. You must ask the court in which you were convicted, or if no conviction resulted, the court where the case was resolved.

Record Annulment in New Hampshire In New Hampshire, the law allows the annulment, or erasing, of certain violation, misdemeanor and felony convictions. By annulling your record in New Hampshire, your criminal record will be completely cleared. Not every record can be cleared?usually, the more serious [?]

Class B misdemeanors: 2 years from date of sentence completion. Class A misdemeanors: 3 years from date of sentence completion. For any misdemeanor where the victim was, at the time of the offense, a family or household member or intimate partner: 3 years from the date of sentence completion.

You can annul your record by filling out and filing a Petition to Annul (free New Hampshire expungement forms are available here). When you annul your record in New Hampshire, it is completely sealed off to the public, and only available under extremely specific circumstances to government officials.