If your New Hampshire CPA license has already lapsed
What it actually takes to get a lapsed New Hampshire CPA license back — the fee, the catch-up CPE, and exactly what triggers "lapsed" in the first place. Sourced the same way every fact on this site is: a board page plus the codified rule itself, never a guess.
$201 per N.H. Code Admin. R. Plc 1002.01, Table 1002.1 -- the SAME figure as a normal on-time renewal fee; the rule does not impose a separate, higher fee for reinstating a license lapsed 1 year or less. If lapsed more than 1 year, the licensee must reapply as a brand-new initial applicant (same $201 fee, but the full initial-licensure process).
Sourcing note: The board's own oplc.nh.gov page blocks automated access, so this fact could not be freshly re-confirmed by an automated check at publish time -- content was instead confirmed directly against New Hampshire's official codified Code of Administrative Rules (gc.nh.gov), reading the actual current rule and fee-table text. Recommend a manual check of the board's page if you want it confirmed firsthand.
What triggers lapsed status: A certificate expires 2 years from the day it was issued. If not renewed by that date, it becomes 'Lapsed for Non-Renewal.' Reinstatement (Ac 401.08) is available only for licenses lapsed no more than 1 year; beyond that, the holder must reapply as a brand-new initial applicant.
See New Hampshire's CPA license renewal deadline →