Transcript, College

• If you are submitting a transcript to document conferral of a degree, do not request an official copy of your transcript from your institution until the registrar’s office at your institution confers the degree on your transcript. This may be weeks after you graduate. Please contact your institution’s registrar’s office to confirm appropriate timing of request.

• Must be uploaded separately for each institution, however each institution’s complete transcript should be uploaded as one document (not separate documents for each page of the transcript).

• You should indicate the state and institution at time of upload (this feature is currently unavailable). If the institution does not appear on the dropdown list please leave that box blank.

• We require transcripts with registrar’s signature visible. Please do not upload a transcript with white registrar’s signature as a black & white document or upload screenshots of online grade reports.

• Applicants should also enter state, institution, degree, major(s), and degree conferral date in the Degrees section of their EIS profile. Enter 15 for day
  of month if no day is indicated on your transcript (e.g. 05/15/2015 for May 2015)

Verification of ‘Official’ college transcripts

• The determination that the transcript is ‘official’ requires that the Registrar’s signature must be visible. The Bureau encourages the applicant to confirm visibility of this signature prior to submission of the transcript as well as after upload by viewing the image in EIS/Educator/View Your Credentials Here/Documents. If the registrar’s signature is not visible, the transcript will be considered unofficial.

• An ‘electronic transcript’ is a transcript that is sent electronically to the Bureau of Credentialing or another designated recipient’s email address, usually from a transcript clearinghouse such as Credentials eSCRIP-SAFE or Parchment . Such a transcript may not necessarily include a registrar’s signature but is considered ‘official’ by the institution. The New Hampshire Department of Education, Bureau of Credentialing does not consider an electronic transcript that lacks a Registrar’s signature to be official unless the Bureau has received the transcript directly from the clearinghouse at credentialing.docs@doe.nh.gov

• If you must mail a paper official transcript in a sealed envelope, please use the address here: Contact Us

Transcript, High School

Must be uploaded separately for each institution. We require official transcripts, please do not upload unofficial transcripts or screenshots of online grade reports. Please select the applicable state from the dropdown list (this feature is currently unavailable).

GED/HiSET documentation

This document type is only applicable for endorsements that do
not require a college degree. Please select the applicable state from the dropdown list (this feature is currently unavailable).

Experience as an Educator

“Experience” means full-time employment in a specific educator role, or equivalent to full-time, and does not include time in a role requiring a credential if the educator did not hold the required credential.

This file type is for letters of verification of professional work
experience in an educator (teacher, administrator, or specialist) role. Must be signed and include employer name, dates of employment and job role/title/grade level. Multiple letters of this type may be combined for uploading as a single PDF file.

Experience as a Non-Educator

This file type is for employer verification of experience letters. Primarily, but not exclusively, applicable to Career and Technical Education specialty area certification. Must be signed and include employer name, dates of employment and job role/title. Multiple letters of this type may be combined for uploading as a single PDF file.

Test Scores

Score reports including, but not limited to, those from Educational Testing Service (ETS), Pearson, other state educator testing (e.g. MTEL), Graduate Record Examination (GRE), SAT, and ACT. Multiple reports of this type may be combined for uploading as a single PDF file.

Out-of-State educator credential

These are typically issued by state educational agencies to authorize employment in schools. Multiple documents of this type may be combined for uploading as a single PDF file. Please select the applicable state from the dropdown list if only one state applies (this feature is currently unavailable).

Professional Licenses

These are typically issued by non-educational state or national
agencies/groups. Multiple documents of this type may be combined for uploading as a single PDF file. Please select the applicable state from the dropdown list if only one state applies (this feature is currently unavailable).

Program Verification

These are typically letters from colleges and universities stating that you have completed a state-approved educator preparation program and are recommended for credentialing in that state, including content area and grade level.

National educator license

Examples include credentials from National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) and National Association of School Psychologists (NASP). Multiple credentials of this type may be combined for uploading as a single PDF file.

Industry recognized credential

Primarily applicable to Career and Technical Education specialty area certification, examples include documentation of ASE Master Mechanic certification, state Master Electrician license, or Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP). Credential must be current and valid. Multiple credentials of this type may be combined for uploading as a single PDF file.

Renewal Audit documents:

If you have received notification that your renewal application has been selected for an audit, please submit professional development documentation all in one PDF file. More information about what documentation should be submitted for an audit can be found here: DOE Renewal

If your audit documentation includes transcripts of coursework, please submit those separately under Transcript, College as described above.

School Bus Certificate

For School Bus Driver Criminal History Record Checks: Upload a copy of your School Bus Certificate issued by the NH Department of Safety DMV.

Driver’s License Copy

For School Bus Driver Criminal History Record Checks: Upload a copy of the front and back of your Driver’s License issued by the NH Department of Safety DMV.