This is the best DMV I've ever used! I went to replace my ID, the entire process took 15 minutes…read morethough there were many people. There's ample parking and the DMV is easy to find. There is a paperwork desk, like a bank, then a triage clerk who sorts through your paperwork and makes sure you don't wait in line before finding out you need to go home for something. She gives you a deli ticket with the designation for a particular type of register such as Motor Vehicle License. The waiting area is large with a screen that shows which numbers are being served. When your number is called you go to an assigned register. They have large numbers on the wall behind them. The license clerk was very friendly and personable. Glitches in my records were easily fixed. Three times I've marked the box that I don't want my photo stored. Three times I've discovered that my photo was stored against my wishes. Years ago there was a controversy in that the NH DMV let a private company practice facial recognition software using the State database. This is over, but I wanted to be careful. Now I just let them store it, it's not as risky as having your face in the a Facebook facial identification database. I guess it is my last resort in proving my identity in a case of identity theft, which has happened to me. My only complaint about the physical facility is the loud big TV blaring HGTV lameness in the waiting room. I don't think anyone was actually watching the home makeover reality show, just trying to tune it out for conversation and phone use. Modern life is noisy and stressful, waiting rooms don't need to keep captive audiences subjected to pointless banter. Please get rid of the TV or move it to an alcove of seats for people who actually want to watch Dilapidated Shack Makeover shows.

There comes a time in every young man's life when he embarks upon the seemingly elongated journey…read moretoward becoming a legally licensed driver. Today would have marked the conclusion of such for my son. Alas, they don't usually schedule the road test the same day as the computer exam. Ya know, up front - that's my only main complaint about NH's DMV (so far). Apparently, they're so short staffed or whatever...that they can't do as most states have and still do - road test same day, so long as the driver passes their general knowledge test. Pedantic lamenting aside, however, this place is....efficient enough. I mean, this isn't even remotely the first time I've been here. Come to think of it, I found it peculiar I had somehow never written a review for the NH DMV till now. Huh! So anyways, I actually first visited this place 3 years ago when I applied for my own state license. First thing of note is they do not print licenses here. They send away for the actual final copy which takes anywhere between 5 to 8 weeks to receive. Pretty ridiculous, if you ask me. It's 2024, yet we still can't find a more efficient way to quickly distribute licenses. Considering how much paperwork is required to even apply for one of these things, you'd think the distribution process would be stellar. I've met pigeons who deliver mail faster. *sigh* But, I digress. How would I improve this facility? Allow applicants to schedule both their general knowledge and road test for the same day ahead of time. Making folks inexorably visit this place TWICE just to complete a licensing process for a new driver makes NO sense! They even take the kid's photo for the license immediately after passing the knowledge test. At that point, they're like....75% of the way complete towards being a fully fledged licensed driver anyway. Do these people hate the O-Zone layer or something?! On some positive notes, the facility itself is well organized, clean, accessible, and easy enough to get to. I only wish licensing didn't take the length of time it takes for Mercury to orbit the sun. It's solely for that reason....that I must give the DMV of Nashua 3 eager teens impatiently awaiting receipt of their driver's license out of 5.

Accountability for all went in person to get a freedom of information report. He has been waiting…read morefor the report for over 3 months. They are trying to charge him for $1,50 for a report that should be free to new agencies. They are willing to get a lawsuit of $15,000 instead of just giving up $1.50. Why because the $$$ don't come out of their pocket it comes from the people

If you need to apply for a permit, Salem PD accepts your permits 24/7, not just during business…read morehours. Come in person, as mailed-in applications are not accepted.

Excellent staff, very helpful. Received my card no problems at all. A lot of useful books…read moreavailable, access to lexis and other online documentation. Very friendly, professional and courteous. Everything is in order, no running around looking aimlessly. Glad its here

So this is the library, but it's the library inside the Fenton Judicial Center, AKA Lawrence Court…read moreHouse. I have used this library a few times to make copies, use the computers and print off documents not available in the offices. So far I've only been charged for copies, not for computers or computer printing. It has saved me more than once when I filled out a document wrong or needed a different form. The lady that runs the place is very nice and will help you find reference law materials and answer general questions.

After getting married, I went to the Social Security office to change my name. I followed the most…read morecommon practice of talking my partners last name and keeping my maiden name as my new middle name. They did this without a problem and issues a new card. However, the DMV said they would be unable to change my middle name without a court order even though I was simply moving it from my last to middle which is most common when getting married, and it appears to be allowed according to the DMV website. None the less, the woman wouldn't hear it so I changed my last name and filed a case with Probate to have my middle name changed. I searched online to find out how long that typically takes and what the process is like since there seemed to be 0 information other than a $110 fee and that a court appearance is required. Fortunately, it was a smooth easy process. After paying the fee and providing the appropriate legal documentation, (not a lawyer is not required nor recommended) I went home. I think a week later I got a letter saying my case would be heard in less than a month a date and time was given. Friday afternoon. When I went there that date, there was about 5 others waiting for the same thing. They called us in, and we were each called up to swear in and our requests were all approved with question and the judge was incredibly friendly and helpful. We will given a seal document to take with us. So assuming you are not changing your name for any illegal purposes then the process is a breeze and completed in timely fashion. After watching so many Law and Order marathons was relieved it was such an easy experience.

This is the first court that I've seen that says your guilty if cops say you are. A woman whom…read morenever broke the law, not even ever any speeding ticket, is a loving mother and owner of tattoo shop was arrested in her private driveway for agravated DWI even though she just moved car up to her spot, Never leaving driveway, the only reason cops were there is because she had fallen and hit her head so hard it knocked her out so her girlfriend called for ambulance and cops followed, after she talked with medical team the cops first assume there was a domestic violence, but when that didn't work they decided to go after the woman that had a couple of drinks with dinner, so they knew she moved car in driveway but in order to make the arrest they lied and said she intended on driving (this would make cop a mind reader) while in this court right away she's guilty and while I'm seeing this Injustice I am watching DA, Mandy looking at her tattoos with discust and I also saw her face when she learned of her sexual orientation..she wanted to put her away and showed her predjudice, it made me sick and asshamed of NH so called justice system, wrong if cops say your guilty than don't bother even when innocent, so sad that an innocent woman who works 6 days a week to care for her family, holds fundraisers to help others is now convicted of something she really did NOT do, and to see the enjoyment that Mandy the DA had in destroying her was sick, she is not professional and from I saw she judges people without knowing or caring about the truth. I feel sorry for any person that ever has to deal with this court, you don't stand a chance, cops word is final and they have the right to lie, and most people know they do!!!

I love this place. Fast, efficient, affordable. I always come here for tuberculin skin tests and…read moreit only costs $10! The staff here are helpful and very friendly and I always get out within 30 minutes. Sometimes within 15 minutes! They aren't too busy most of the time and they pick up the phone within the first ring. Now that's speedy service! They do so flu immunizations and a select other few immunizations. It's a great place if you need to do a few things for school or work, quick.

Well maintained and run. Clean well kept and well operated building and not as overwhelming as…read moreother courts I have been too. Also plead not guilty on speeding tickets you will always get a better offer when you go to court. Ample waiting area outside the court room too.

What a nice place. Tough place to come to but they treat folks nice. Place is clean.read more

The city's historical section is loaded with Cape- and Colonial-style buildings from the 18th…read morecentury, and the commercial focal point is Market Square, where the tall white steeple atop the North Church is the town landmark. The streets radiating from the square bustle with shops, galleries, cafes and restaurants. Boston is an hour away, and the White Mountains a 90-minute drive. Portsmouth's restaurant scene is diverse and growing, as is the region's cultural scene. And there is no shortage of fresh lobster rolls and fried clams.

I'm disabled with a fractured spine and the city won't give me a parking permit so I can park where…read moreI live like others can. I was laughed at by their workers when I explained I cannot walk a 1/4 mile to get to my car cuz it caused immense pain. Their stance was since I don't pay the utility companies myself becksse im disabled living on a budget that I don't deserve to be able to drive. They are fining me 15-30$ everytime I park on my street yet leave others alone, they also said because I don't have a handicap plate then I'm not really disabled and am faking it even though I had emergency surgery scheduled a month ago and had to cancel it because my doc said me having to walk like that after getting a fusion will destroy his work so city of Nashua has made it so I have to keep crushing nerves ahd my spinal cord risking paralysis because I cannot get my surgery now due to their refusing to give me a parking permit. The worse part for me is having my pain and suffering laughed at and looked down upon and treated like I'm better off dead cuz I'm just a scumbag disabled person, treated like I don't deserve to even own a car. I didn't do this to myself, I was hit by three different drivers that were sleeping at the wheel and lost everything I worked very hard for in life.. then to be treated like I'm not even an insect on their windshield because I'm poor now just feels so damn low. I had to quit my job as well cuz I was trying to work part time but I cannot walk a half mile a day to get back and to my car. So in perspective even Nicole at the mayors office told me they would help and to hang on for a call... instead they never called but did decide to tack on more cash to the fines they know I already cannot afford. Also Nicole telling me that I'm not really disabled if I don't have a handicap plate and in essence saying I'm faking and saying that somehow if they give me a parking permit to park where I live then they'll have to give a permit to 87k people that ask.. I fail to see how 87k people are applying for a permit to Park on my small road where I live. Maybe I need to just sign over my ssdi check to the city of Nashua since they don't feel I deserve to eat, have a job, to get surgery to mend my l5 that's split into two pieces Crushing my spinal cord and nerve root ganglion from l3-s1 which is extremely painful but the city of Nashua has openly decided I shouldn't even get my medical care cuz I'm just a poor nobody and not an athlete which is apparent cuz of neighborhood I moved to cuz my father just died few months back and I had to help my mom sell the family home. THANKS CITY OF NASHUA FOR LITERALLY DECIDING TO KEEP ME FROM SURGERY THAT IS URGENT AND FORCING ME TO SELL MY CAR AND MAKE ME QUIT MY JOB CUZ TO THE CITY US DISABLED PEOPLE ARENT REALLY PEOPLE, we are just scumbags they get to decide our life path and even medical care.

Danville Community Center was previously known as the Danville Fire Association Hall until the Town…read morepurchased it in 2011. They made a lot of improvements to it (new secure entry doors, upgraded/updated kitchen and washrooms, etc.). They kept the rustic knotty pine panelling. Not my thing, but it warms up what would otherwise be a sterile commercial building. It's the polling place for all municipal, state and federal voting events, used by several town organizations (some committees, youth sports leagues, senior luncheons, I think guides and scouts, etc.). Town earns some revenue by renting it out for private functions. And blood drives are held here. Used to be just once a year around Christmas, but now I think Red Cross comes three times. Residents of Danville seem to be getting a good deal of use from the Community Center. Dare I say money well spent? ;)