New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
Tra - Commissioner, Department of Transportation
Chapter Tra 900 - AIRCRAFT, COMMERCIAL AVIATION OPERATOR, AND AIRCRAFT DEALER REGISTRATION
Part Tra 902 - GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
Section Tra 902.03 - Fees, Form of Payment
Universal Citation: NH Admin Rules Tra 902.03
Current through Register No. 40, October 3, 2024
(a) Whenever an applicant makes payment to the bureau, the following shall apply:
(1) Payment shall be made in the form of
cash, check, money order, or other negotiable instrument payable on demand or
other form of payment acceptable to both the treasurer and the
department;
(2) The negotiable
instrument shall be made payable to the "Treasurer, State of New Hampshire";
and
(3) Alternative terms,
describing the payee, including but not limited to "State of New Hampshire -
Transportation," "New Hampshire Department of Transportation," "Aeronautics -
State of New Hampshire," "State of New Hampshire," "State of NH," "Bureau of
Aeronautics," or "Director of Aeronautics, Rail, and Transit" shall not be
cause for refusal of a negotiable instrument, provided it does not lend itself
to endorsement by any party other than the State of New
Hampshire.
(b) Unless otherwise provided in these rules, any fee prescribed by statute or rule shall be submitted at the same time as the application to which it applies.
(c) Any fee, fine, or other payment resulting from the renewal, transfer, suspension, or revocation of a certificate shall be paid prior to issuance or reinstatement of the certificate.
#7997, eff 12-1-03; ss by #10034, eff 11-23-11 (formerly Tra 901.04)
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