Please be aware that starting on April 1st our new call center hours will be from 9am to 12:30pm. You can apply online at any time by clicking here!

Striving to make access to justice for all a reality for the Granite State

603 Legal Aid is a civil legal aid provider offering legal representation, advocacy, and education. In partnership with volunteer attorneys and community organizations, 603 Legal Aid works to make justice a reality for and with people who experience economic hardship that threatens their basic human needs. 603 Legal Aid helps low-income people by providing free civil legal advice and information by telephone, by representing someone in court, or through a referral to a volunteer attorney or another program for legal help.

If you know someone who needs help with a non-criminal legal problem, contact 603 Legal Aid. You or your client can apply for legal help from this website at any time. Call 1 (800) 639-5290 or (603) 224-3333 from 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM on Monday through Thursday.

Know Your Rights: Immigrants' Rights

Regardless of your immigration status, you have guaranteed rights under the Constitution. Learn more from the ACLU about your rights as an immigrant, and how to express them.

Do you need help filing your taxes?

Qualifying individuals can get their taxes done for free at a nearby Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) center. VITA centers are typically staffed with retired accountants and CPAs.

Free Name Changes in NH

603 Legal Aid and Shaheen & Gordon, P.A. have partnered to launch the 603 Name Change Project to provide free legal name change services to low-income members of the LGBTQ+ community and others who may seek to change their name for safety reasons.

603 Legal Aid Can Give Legal Advice or Referrals About the Following:

Get Help Filling Out Certain Forms and Letters

Answer a set of questions, and get the form or letter you need with instructions that tell you what to do next and a link to more information about your legal issue. Download, email, or do both to get your final document.

The documents you can create are:

• Letter to a debt collector asking them to stop contacting you,

• Letter to a debt collector or creditor telling them you are judgment proof,

• Letter to a prior landlord asking them to return your security deposit,

• Appearance form for a tenant who is being evicted,

• Answer and Request for Continuance for a tenant who is being evicted because they withheld rent,

• Letter to your landlord asking them to make repairs or fix conditions in your home.

Our friends at Illinois Legal Aid Online have been helping us – if you notice their name in the address box of your browser, do not be alarmed; you really are in the right place.

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