Mark Required Fields In Legal New Hampshire Annulment Forms For Free

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.

There are limited reasons, or grounds, for getting an annulment in New Hampshire. You can get an annulment in New Hampshire for any of the following grounds: lack of consent of a parent or guardian if consent was required. fraud, or lies, by you or your spouse that induced the other to marry.

There are required fees to the annulment process, specifically, a court filing fee of $100.00, a Department of Corrections Parole and Probation report fee of $100.00, and a state police administrative fee of $100.00 to remove the annulled CHRI from both the state and FBI criminal history.

An annulment declares that a marriage was never valid, while a divorce legally concludes a valid marriage.

Not unlike a religious annulment, it dissolves a marriage as if the spouses had never been married, while a conventional divorce will remain as part of the spouses' legal records. In New Hampshire, the grounds for getting an annulment are limited under New Hampshire law, Title XLIII, Chapter 487.

Grounds for divorce We say that: "irreconcilable differences have caused the irremediable breakdown of the marriage." This means that the parties have differences that cannot be fixed and that those differences have caused the marriage to be permanently broken.