Thanks, NH.

[one-eyed Jack]

Having residences in MASS and NH and wanting to save $90 on the NH P+R permit, I told them that I was a "dual resident" and wanted the resident permit at this renewal. Since my D/L is Mass, they basically told me to stuff it. Jack.

 

[browncoat]

Sucks that some NH towns are jerks. Can't you get a P&R without showing a drivers license at all though, say with a passport?

 

[Kevin_NH]

Hey, at least NR still cheaper and less of a hassle than how MA treats NR applicants

How/where did you apply? State police?

While technically RSA 159:6 I. (a) says NHSP could issue a resident license, I doubt they would. I recall one other recent thread here where a "dual resident" said the COP of his NH town refuses to issue to part-time residents, but in general it's sort of a gray area.

 

[drgrant]

Having residences in MASS and NH and wanting to save $90 on the NH P+R permit, I told them that I was a "dual resident" and wanted the resident permit at this renewal. Since my D/L is Mass, they basically told me to stuff it. Jack.

"I live at XX, XYZ road in NH. I don't have a driver's license what do I need to bring to get a permit? I have a copy of my tax bill, would that be sufficient?"

Additionally I think in some states you can get a "State ID"

Gotta work that system like a rented mule.

-Mike

 

[one-eyed Jack]

How/where did you apply? State police?

While technically RSA 159:6 I. (a) says NHSP could issue a resident license, I doubt they would. I recall one other recent thread here where a "dual resident" said the COP of his NH town refuses to issue to part-time residents, but in general it's sort of a gray area.

I got the same response from the town and the state. I didn't push it 'cause the NH lake house is up for sale and may sell (I hope) this summer. Jack.