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The document is an application form for a water event permit issued by the New Hampshire Department of Safety, Division of State Police, Marine Patrol. It requires applicants to provide details about the event, including type, date, location, and participant information. The form must be completed accurately and submitted with a map or diagram of the proposed event area.

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Begin by selecting whether this is a new application or a renewal application. This is crucial for processing your request correctly.
Fill in the applicant/sponsor details, including the contact person's name, date of birth, and complete mailing address. Ensure all phone numbers are accurate for effective communication.
Specify the name of your event and select the type of water event from options such as Fishing Event, Water Carnival, Race/Regatta, etc. Provide a brief description of the event to give context.
Indicate the requested dates and times for your event, including any rain dates if applicable. Clearly state the body of water and town where the event will take place.
Complete participant and boat information by entering the number of participants and boats expected at your event.
Sign and date the application at the bottom. Remember that unsigned applications will be returned.
Attach a map or diagram showing the proposed location of your water event as required.

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