Nancy Naples
Vehicle Registration Supervisor
(603)589-3200   
naplesn@nashuanh.gov
 

Ruth Raswyck
Deputy Treasurer/Deputy Tax Collector
(603) 589-3190
raswyckr@nashuanh.gov

The Motor Vehicle Registration Department is a department within the  Financial Services Division of the City of Nashua.  Our office is located on the first floor of the City Hall Building located at 229 Main Street, Nashua, NH. 

The City of Nashua is a Municipal Agent for the State of New Hampshire.  This enables our department to complete most transactions in one location for the convenience of our residents.

Additionally, we strive to provide quality customer service and to educate our residents regarding the State of New Hampshire Motor Vehicle Laws.

Did you Know...?

• The owner of a registered vehicle must sign the bottom of the registration. State of New Hampshire RSA 641:3

• The City's Municipal Fees for MOS/MILLS on your vehicle registration are the only portions that are tax deductible on Internal Revenue Service Schedules A & B on Form 1040. These line item are a deduction for personal property taxes. The State of NH portion of your registration is not deductible. Please refer to your registration for the fees paid. The fees paid appear in the box on the right side of the new style registrations, under the headings: State Fees and Municipal Fees. On the old style registrations, the fees appear on the lower right side of the registration.  If your registration is lost, a certified copy of your registration can be provided for an $18.00 fee. Due to limited staffing we are unable to provide permit fee amounts over the telephone or online, please retain your renewal notice or refer to your registration for the fees paid. If your registration is lost, a certified copy of your registration can be provided for an $18.00 fee.  

The City has recently mailed the 2009 December property bills out. Most property owners will be receiving them by November 14, 2009. Anyone who has not received a bill is asked to contact the Tax Office (589-3190). We will promptly provide you with a duplicate copy.

To avoid a short wait in line, Taxpayers are encouraged to use the mail in service. A paid receipt will be returned in your self-addressed stamped envelope once the collection season has passed. A cancelled check or mortgage statement will also suffice as a receipt for federal tax purposes.

Payments to the City must be postmarked December 15, 2009 in order to avoid the accrual of 12% interest thereafter. The Real Estate Tax Rate for the calendar year 2009 was set at $19.82 per thousand.