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New Hampshire renewal portal Follow the board’s application and payment steps.| Credential | RN, LPN / LVN, APRN |
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| Renewal cycle | New Hampshire RN, LPN and APRN licenses have a two-year duration under the current OPLC fee rule. Use the expiration assigned to the individual license in the renewal portal. [source] |
| Renewal fee | The current New Hampshire rule lists $88 for RN or LPN renewal and $110 for APRN renewal. Each listed license lasts two years. These are individual license fees, separate from program approvals and other credentials. [source] |
| Renewal application | New Hampshire renewal portal |
Fees can differ for active, inactive, late, and reinstatement applications. Your official license record controls your deadline.
Some states have separate boards for registered and practical nurses. APRN authority is a separate credential; check the exact license type.
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