The New Hampshire Waiver of Full Administration Statement is a type of probate document used in the state of New Hampshire. This document allows an executor of an estate to waive their right to a full probate administration process and instead opt for a simplified process. The Waiver of Full Administration Statement must be filed with the New Hampshire probate court, and can be used for estates that do not exceed a certain amount of assets (usually up to $100,000). The New Hampshire Waiver of Full Administration Statement can be divided into three types: Small Estate Waiver, Simplified Estate Waiver, and Non-Probate Waiver. The Small Estate Waiver is used for estates that have assets totaling less than $50,000. The Simplified Estate Waiver is used for estates that have assets totaling between $50,001 and $100,000. The Non-Probate Waiver is used for estates that have assets that are not subject to the probate process. The New Hampshire Waiver of Full Administration Statement must be signed by the executor of the estate and the beneficiaries of the estate, and must be filed with the probate court. Upon filing, the court will review the document to ensure that it meets the requirements for a simplified probate process. Once approved, the executor can begin the process of administering the estate, without the need for a full probate process.