Parents in New Hampshire must: Maintain New Hampshire residency Only use funds for qualified expenses Reapply and sign EFA agreement annually Provide the results of a standardized achievement test to the scholarship organization. (You will have the opportunity to submit this when renewing your EFA application annually.) Have the eligible student take the New Hampshire statewide student assessment. Provide a letter showing proof of an eligible student portfolio evaluation to the scholarship organization. This letter must be signed by a New Hampshire certified teacher, a teacher with certification recognized by another state, or an educator currently teaching in a state non-public (private) school may perform a year-end evaluation. You must submit the annual record of educational attainment during the requalification process to maintain your EFA and for the scholarship organization to continue requesting your grant from the New Hampshire Department of Education and depositing funds into your child’s EFA. Assume financial responsibility for the education of the student, including expenses incurred beyond those paid for by the EFA