New Hampshire Unclaimed Property Reporting

Generate NAUPA II & NAUPA III files for New Hampshire. Secure, fast, and compliant.

Reporting to New Hampshire

Holders of unclaimed property in New Hampshire must report to the state's unclaimed property division. EscheatFix helps you generate the required NAUPA II & NAUPA III file formats accepted by New Hampshire, ensuring compliance with specific property codes and dormancy periods.

Key Deadlines

Report Due (Life Insurance): May 1, All insurance corporations
Report Due (All Others): November 1
Payment Due (Life Insurance): May 1, All insurance corporations
Payment Due (All Others): November 1

Official Resources

New Hampshire Reporting Specifics

New Hampshire generally enforces a 5-year dormancy period for standard banking properties, including savings accounts, checking accounts, and certificates of deposit. This 5-year standard also applies to debt obligations (bonds) and fiduciary funds.

However, holders must be attentive to specific exceptions. Wages, utility deposits, and property resulting from business dissolution become reportable after just 1 year. Matured life insurance policies have a 2-year dormancy period, while securities and related dividends follow a 3-year rule.

New Hampshire allows for an aggregate limit of under $50. Items valued under this amount may be grouped together and reported as a lump sum without detailed owner information, simplifying the reporting process for smaller obligations.

Filing Instructions

Download Template: Get the EscheatFix CSV template designed for New Hampshire reporting.
Enter Data: Input property details.
Convert: Upload to EscheatFix to generate the NAUPA file. We validate against common errors.
Submit: Submit the file via the state's secure file upload system.