By declaring your intent, you’re joining a growing community of builders who choose New Hampshire as home and commit to advancing a freer society. Open to natives and newcomers alike.

Why Sign?

• Join real builders: Signal you’re serious about participating in a thriving liberty community.
• Strength in numbers: Add your name alongside thousands who’ve already committed.
• Make it real: Mark a milestone and unlock practical next steps to connect and move.

What Happens After You Sign?

Start plugging in right away:

• Find Your People: Join local and interest-based groups to meet your future neighbors.
• Welcome Wagons: Get a friendly contact to answer questions and point you to resources.
• Moving Resources: Housing, jobs, education, and practical relocation help.
• Events: See what’s happening statewide; plan a visit and meet the community.
• The Porcupine Post: Get updates, stories, and ways to get involved.

Already living in NH? Signing still matters, it affirms your commitment and helps connect you with others building here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a legal contract?

No – it’s a personal commitment to live in New Hampshire and work toward a freer society. The full statement of intent is shown below.

Who can sign?

Anyone who shares our values and intends to live in New Hampshire and build with us, be they native or newcomer.

I signed before, how do I update my information?

Use the Update My Info page to change your details so we can point you to the right people and resources.

Will my information be shared?

We respect your privacy. See our Privacy Policy for details.

What if I’m not ready to move yet?

That’s ok, declaring intent is a meaningful first step. In the meantime, plug into Find Your People, attend Events, plan a Visit, and explore Moving Resources.

Ready to Sign?

I hereby state my solemn intent to live in New Hampshire and exert my fullest practical effort toward the creation of a society in which the maximum role of government is the protection of individual rights to life, liberty, and property. I am a Free Stater.

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