How do I request a change of venue in an appeal?

If you are appealing a decision in New Hampshire and would like to request a change of venue, you will need to file a Special Request of Change of Venue Form. A Special Request of Change of Venue Form is a formal request to transfer your case from one court to another. The form explains the reasons why you are asking for the change of venue. The first step is to determine where you want to move your appeal. You can choose a venue in the same county or a different county. Depending on the specific court, it may be necessary to provide additional information in the Special Request of Change of Venue Form. The form must be signed and notarized before it is submitted to the court. You will not be able to change your venue without submitting the Special Request of Change of Venue Form. Once the form is received, the court will review it and make a decision on whether to grant the request. In some cases, the court may decide to hold a hearing regarding the venue change request before making a decision. If the court decides to grant the request, it will provide you with a new court date and time. It is important to attend the new court date as any subsequent appeals may be affected by not being present.

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