New Hampshire EFA receipt checklist
2026-27 · from Children's Scholarship Fund New Hampshire (CSF), for the State of New Hampshire's published rules, checked Oct 12, 2026. General information.
Every receipt shows
- Provider receipts or invoices show: school/provider name, student name, description of the item or service, date of receipt or invoice and/or date of service, and the amount (paid or due) per pupil, not per family
- Retailer receipts or invoices show: retailer or vendor name, date, description of the item or service, and the amount
- Reimbursement receipts also show the date paid and amount paid
- No hand-written receipts; cash payments to private sellers and purchases with coupons, gift cards, points or gifts are not reimbursed
- Only receipts and invoices dated on or after the student's date of eligibility count
- Every service provider, including for reimbursement, must be on CSF's approved provider list; a unique invoice number is preferred
- CSF may ask for more documentation at any time
It's for an allowed expense
- Private school tuition and student fees
- Online learning programs (non-public/private), tuition and fees
- Tutoring
- Public school classes, curricular and co-curricular programs and services
- Textbooks, curriculum, or other materials required by the course, program, or lesson
- Computer device
- Technological services and devices
- Educational software and applications
- School uniforms
- Fees for assessments and examinations and tuition and/or fees for preparatory courses for such exams
- Education programs; tuition and fees
- Career or technical school tuition, fees, instructional materials, and examination fees
- Special education services and therapies
- College, university, institution of higher education tuition and fees
- Fee-for-service transportation provider, bus fee, to and from an education service provider
Receipt log
| Date | Vendor | Amount | Category | Child | Sent | OK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Dates
- Complete and verify the 2026-27 application for a full grant: By July 15, 2026 (CSF advises sending all documents by July 1). Applications stay open on a rolling basis through February for a prorated grant; the 12,500 cap applies to non-priority students.
- Upload the Record of Educational Attainment and reapply: By July 15 every year, for returning students.
- Quarterly deposits: About two weeks after the State releases funds in mid-September (20%), mid-November (20%), mid-January (30%) and mid-April (30%).
Sources: CSF New Hampshire: EFA Parent Handbook 2026-27 (updated August 2026) · CSF New Hampshire: NH Education Freedom Accounts (2026-27 application page) · CSF New Hampshire: EFA Frequently Asked Questions for parents (updated September 2025) · CSF New Hampshire: ClassWallet Information (September 2025) · CSF New Hampshire: EFA program reaches 12,500-student enrollment cap (2026-27) · CSF New Hampshire: Live EFA dashboard launch. Rules change every year; check before you spend.