New Hampshire Form LLC-7 Certificate of Cancellation is a document that must be filed with the New Hampshire Secretary of State in order to formally dissolve a Limited Liability Company (LLC). Once the form is filed, the LLC will be officially dissolved and its existence will be terminated. The form is required for all New Hampshire LCS regardless of whether they are registered or not. It is important to note that filing the form does not absolve the LLC or its members from any liabilities or debts that the company may have. The New Hampshire Form LLC-7 Certificate of Cancellation is composed of two parts: Part A and Part B. Part A contains the basic information about the LLC, such as its name, address, registered agent information, and date of formation. Part B requires a signature from a member or manager of the LLC indicating that the LLC is voluntarily dissolved. There are two types of New Hampshire Form LLC-7 Certificate of Cancellation. The first type is the regular LLC-7 Certificate of Cancellation for a New Hampshire LLC that is registered and in good standing. The second type is the Expedited LLC-7 Certificate of Cancellation, which is used for LCS that have ceased operations and are no longer registered in New Hampshire.