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Idaho - SEMA Action Network
IDAHO
Definitions
Glider Kit Vehicle. Every large truck manufactured from a kit manufactured by a manufacturer of large
trucks which consists of a frame, cab complete with wiring, instruments, fenders and hood and front axles
and wheels. The "glider kit" is made into a complete assembly by the addition of the engine, transmission,
rear axles, wheels and tires.
Idaho Classic. Any motor vehicle or motorcycle which is at least thirty (30) years old that does not
qualify as an "Idaho Old Timer" and that is maintained to its original likeness using original-type parts and
materials, without major modifications. Any motor vehicle which is altered from its original design is not
an "Idaho Classic" as herein defined. Any motor vehicle or motorcycle which qualifies as an "Idaho
Classic" shall be used for exhibits, parades, tours, club activities and such occasional use as is necessary
for operation and maintenance of the vehicle, and shall not be used for business or commercial purposes
or as customary and usual transportation.
Idaho Old Timer. Any motor vehicle manufactured prior to January 1, 1943, that is maintained to its
original likeness using original-type parts and materials, without major modifications. Any motor vehicle
which is altered from its original design is not an "Idaho Old Timer" as herein defined. Any motor vehicle
which qualifies as an "Idaho Old Timer" shall be used for exhibits, parades, tours, club activities and such
occasional use as is necessary for operation and maintenance of the vehicle, and shall not be used for
business or commercial purposes or as customary and usual transportation.
Rebuilt Salvage Vehicle. Every vehicle that has been rebuilt or repaired using like make and model
parts and visually appears as a vehicle that was originally constructed under a distinctive manufacturer.
This includes a salvage vehicle which is damaged to the extent that a "rebuilt salvage" brand is required to
be added to the title.
Reconstructed Vehicles. Vehicles which have been reconstructed by the use of a kit designed to be used
to construct an exact replica of a vehicle which was previously constructed under a distinctive name,
make, model or type by a generally recognized manufacturer of vehicles. A glider kit vehicle is not a
reconstructed vehicle.
Replica Vehicle. A vehicle made to replicate any passenger car or truck previously manufactured, using
metal, fiberglass or other composite materials. Replica vehicles must look like the original vehicle being
replicated but may use a more modern drive train. At a minimum, replica vehicles shall meet the same
federal motor vehicle safety and emission standards in effect for the year and type of vehicle being
replicated.
Specially Constructed Vehicle. Every vehicle of a type required to be registered not originally
constructed under a distinctive name, make, model or type by a generally recognized manufacturer of
vehicles and not materially altered from its original construction and cannot be visually identified as a
vehicle produced by a particular manufacturer. This includes:
(i) A vehicle that has been structurally modified so that it does not have the same appearance as a
similar vehicle from the same manufacturer; or
(ii) A vehicle that has been constructed entirely from homemade parts and materials not obtained
from other vehicles; or
(iii) A vehicle that has been constructed by using major component parts from one (1) or more
manufactured vehicles and cannot be identified as a specific make or model; or
(iv) A vehicle constructed by the use of a custom kit that cannot be visually identified as a specific
make or model. All specially constructed vehicles of a type required to be registered shall be
certified by the owner to meet all applicable federal motor vehicle safety standards in effect at the
time construction is completed, and all requirements of chapter 9, title 49, Idaho Code.
Street Rod. Any pre-1949 vehicle which has had a significant drive train update from a more modern
vehicle. Changes may include engine, transmission, rear axle, and other suspension components. The
body will be, or resemble the same as the manufacturer's original issue after its first sale after
manufacture. Any motor vehicle manufactured prior to the year 1949, or designed and manufactured to
resemble such a vehicle and which has been certified as a street rod may be registered as a street rod
under the provisions of this section. However, the provisions of this section shall not apply to any vehicle
with a registered maximum gross weight over twenty-six thousand (26,000) pounds.
Titling & Registration
From Idaho Division of Motor Vehicles:_____________________________________________
Note: To title a specially constructed vehicle in Idaho, contact the nearest County Assessor’s
Office.
County Assessor's Offices in Idaho
Ada County Assessor
400 Benjamin, Ste 102
Boise, 83704
8 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/577-3135
Fax: 208/577-3139
Courthouse Office
(No vehicles from out-ofstate)
190 East Front
Boise, 83702-5960
8 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/287-7213
Fax: 208/287-7209
Meridian Office
1769 N. Lakes Ave Ste 100
Meridian, 83646
8 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/577-4700
Fax: 208/577-4709
Chinden Office
9115 Chinden, Ste 103
Garden City, 83714
8 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/577-4666
Fax: 208/577-4662
Star Office
Star City Hall
PO Box 644
10769 W. State Street
Star, 83669
8 am to 5 pm
Closed 10:30-11:30 am
Phone: 208/908-5477
Fax: 208/908-5479
Adams County Assessor
PO Box 46
201 Industrial Ave
Council, 83612-0046
8 am to 4:30 pm
Phone: 208/253-4272
Fax: 208/253-4361
Bannock County Assessor
PO Box 4969
624 E Center
Pocatello, 83205-4969
8 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/236-7200
Fax: 208/236-7014
Bear Lake County Assessor
PO Box 190
7 E Center
Paris, 83261-0190
8:30 am to 5 pm
Phone: 945-2155
Fax: 208/945-2998
Benewah County Assessor
701 College Ave
St. Maries, 83861-1853
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/245-2821
Fax: 208/245-2317
Bingham County Assessor
501 N Maple, #305
Blackfoot, 83221-1700
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/782-3031
Fax: 208/785-4131
Blaine County Assessor
219 First Avenue South, Suite
103
Hailey, 83333
8 am to 6 pm
Mon-Thurs
If Monday is a Holiday, TuesFri
Phone: 208/788-5538
Fax: 208/788-2709
Boise County Assessor
PO Box 1300
420 Main St (Miner's Exchange
Bldg)
Idaho City, 83631
8 am to 4:45 pm
Phone: 208/392-4415
Fax: 208/392-4473
Horseshoe Bend
PO Box 85
383 Hwy 55 (HB Courthouse)
Horseshoe Bend, 83629
9 am to 5 pm
Closed 12 - 1 pm
Phone: 208/793-2262
Fax: 208/793-2796
Bonner County Assessor
Aberdeen Office
PO Box 190
33 N Main
Aberdeen, 83210-0190
8 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/397-4161
Fax: 208/397-7037
Shelley Office
101 S Emerson
Shelley, 83274-1252
8 am to 4:30 pm
Phone: 208/357-3390
Fax: 208/357-3998
123 S First Ave
Sandpoint, 83864-1303
8:30 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/265-1430
Fax: 208/265-1455
Priest River
75 Eastside Road
Priest River, 83856
8:30 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/448-0746
Fax: 208/448-1467
Caribou County Assessor
Fax: 208/587-2159
159 S. Main
Soda Springs, 83276-1495
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/547-3733
Fax: 208/547-4759
Franklin County Assessor
Bonneville County Assessor
Cassia County Assessor
254 "E" Street (physical
location)
605 N Capital (mailing
address)
Idaho Falls, 83402-3527
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/529-1350, ext
1330
Fax: 208/529-1386
Boundary County Assessor
PO Box 57
6452 Kootenai St
Bonners Ferry, 83805-0057
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/267-7613
Fax: 208/267-1205
Butte County Assessor
PO Box 157
248 W Grand
Arco, 83213-0157
9 am to 5 pm
Closed 12 - 1 pm
Phone: 208/527-8288
Fax: 208/527-3916
Camas County Assessor
PO Box 430
517 Soldier Rd
Fairfield, 83327-0430
8:30 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/764-2370
Fax: 208/764-2454
Canyon County Assessor
6107 Graye Lane, Suite A
Caldwell, 83607
8 am to 5 pm (M,T,Th,Fr)
8 am to 4 pm Wednesday
Phone: 208/455-6020
Fax: 208/455-6019
203 E. 15th Street
Burley, 83318-1862
8:30 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/878-3549
Fax: 208/878-3550
Clark County Assessor
PO Box 7
224 W Main
DuBois, 83423-0007
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/374-5404
Fax: 208/374-5407
Clearwater County Assessor
2200 Michigan Ave
Orofino, 83544-0631
8 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/476-4912
Fax: 208/476-3092
Custer County Assessor
PO Box 597
801 E Main Ave
Challis, 83226-0597
8 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/879-2325
Fax: 879-6690
Elmore County Assessor
150 S 4th East, Ste. 2
Mountain Home, 83647-3093
9 am to 4:30 pm
(Closed 12-1 Mon & Wed)
Phone: 208/587-2126
Fax: 208/587-1884
Glenns Ferry
PO Box 844
201 N Commercial
Glenns Ferry, 83623-0844
8 am to 4:30 pm
Mon & Wed
Closed 1-2pm
Phone: 208/366-2136
51 W. Oneida
Preston, 83263-1295
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/852-1091
Fax: 208/852-1096
Fremont County Assessor
151 W 1 st North, Ste. 2
St. Anthony, 83445
8 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/624-4449
Fax: 208/624-7477
Gem County Assessor
115 S McKinley
Emmett
83617-3036
8 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/365-2171
Fax: 208/365-2199
Gooding County Assessor
145 7th Ave E.
Gooding, 83330-1300
7:30 am to 5:30 pm
Mon-Thurs
Closed Friday
Phone: 208/934-5668
Fax: 208/934-0985
Idaho County Assessor
320 W Main, Rm 1
Grangeville, 83530-1993
8:30 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/983-2742
Fax: 208/983-0667
Jefferson County Assessor
PO Box 538
210 Courthouse Way Ste 150
Rigby, 83442-0538
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/745-9215
Fax: 208/745-5240
Mud Lake Office
1055 E 1500 N
Terreton, ID 83450
(no mail receptacle)
Mud Lake
1st & 3rd Thursdays
10 am to 4 pm
Phone: 208/663-4567
Fax: 208/983-1428
Jerome County Assessor
300 N. Lincoln, Ste. 205
Jerome, 83338-2344
8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Phone: 208/644-2730
Fax: 208/644-2749
Kootenai County Assessor
PO Box 9000
451 Government Way
Coeur d’Alene, 83816-9000
8:30 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/446-1580
Fax: 208/446-1582
Post Falls Office
120 E Railroad Ave
Post Falls, 83854-9415
8:30 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/446-1590
Fax: 208/446-1591
Lincoln County Assessor
111 W. B St., Suite A
Shoshone, 83352
8:30 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/886-7755
Fax: 208/886-7755
Madison County Assessor
134 E. Main
Rexburg, 83440-1911
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/356-9236
Fax: 208/359-0856
Minidoka County Assessor
PO Box 368
702 G Street
Rupert, 83350-0368
8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Phone: 208/436-7181
Fax: 208/436-1176
Nez Perce County Assessor
PO Box 896
1230 Main St (County
Courthouse)
Lewiston, 83501-0896
8 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/799-3026
Fax: 208/799-3168
Latah County Assessor
Oneida County Assessor
1420 S Blaine, Ste. 9
Moscow, 83843-3973
8:30 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/883-7211
Fax: 208/883-7213
Lemhi County Assessor
206 Courthouse Dr.
Salmon, 83467
8 am to 4:30 pm
Phone: 208/756-3116
Fax: 208/756-3173
Lewis County Assessor
510 Oak Street Rm #3
Nez Perce, 83543
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/937-2261
Fax: 208/937-2234
10 Court Street
Malad City
83252-1200
9 am to 4:45 pm
Phone: 208/766-2954, ext
110
Fax: 208/766-2983
Owyhee County Assessor
PO Box 128
20381 Hwy 78
Murphy, 83650-0128
8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Closed 12 - 1 pm
Phone: 208/495-2817
Fax: 208/495-1483
Grandview Office
PO Box 111
425 Boise Avenue
Grandview, 83624
M, T, W, & Th:
8:30 am to 1:30 pm
Phone: 208/834-3333
Fax: 208/834-3333
Marsing Office
PO Box 1012
15 Reich St
Marsing, 83639
8:30 am to 4 pm
Closed 12 - 1 pm
Phone: 208/896-4210
Fax: 208/896-4043
Payette County Assessor
1130 3rd Ave North
Payette, 83661
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/642-6013
Fax: 208/642-6076
Power County Assessor
543 Bannock Ave
American Falls, 83211-1200
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/226-7616
Fax: 208/226-7612
Shoshone County Assessor
700 Bank St., Ste. 45
Wallace, 83873-2356
9 am - 1 pm &
1:30 pm to 5 pm
M,T,TH,F
Closed Wednesdays
Phone: 208/752-1201
Fax: 208/752-1102
Teton County Assessor
150 Courthouse Dr. #212
Driggs, 83422
9 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/354-2938
Fax: 208/354-3508
Twin Falls County Assessor
PO Box 248
260 4th Ave N
Twin Falls, 83303-0265
8 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/733-7610, ext 11
Fax: 208/736-4181
Buhl Office
201 N Broadway
Buhl, 83316-1624
8 am to 5:30 pm
Closed Fridays
Phone: 208/543-8023
Fax: 208/543-6305
Valley County Assessor
PO Box 1350
219 N Main St
Cascade,83611-1350
Monday-Thursday
7:30 am to 5:30 pm
Closed Friday
Phone: 208/382-7126
Fax: 208/382-7107
Phone: 208/634-8102
Fax: 208/634-4040
McCall Office
550 Deinhard Ln
McCall, 83638
Monday - Thursday
7:30am to 12:15pm &
1:00pm to 5:30 pm
Closed Friday
256 E. Court St.
Weiser, 83672-2256
8:30 am to 5 pm
Phone: 208/414-2000
Fax: 208/414-1928
Washington County
Assessor
Conditional Titles
PURPOSE
This fact sheet provides basic information on the issuance of conditional titles.
DEFINITION
Conditional title: A title issued for a vehicle ten or more years old when the applicant is unable to present
ownership documentation sufficient to satisfy normal titling requirements. Conditional titles are issued
with the following brand: "ISSUED ON STATEMENT OF APPLICANT, BRAND EXP: MM/DD/YY."
TITLING PROCEDURE
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Step One: Contact a county assessor's motor vehicle office or the Idaho Transportation Department
(ITD). If a county assessor or ITD motor vehicle employee determines that you do not have or are
unable to obtain sufficient ownership documentation to apply for a regular title for a vehicle 10
years old or older, you may apply for a conditional title.
Step Two: Obtain a VIN inspection. Have a county assessor’s motor vehicle office inspect your
vehicle to determine the true vehicle identification number (VIN). On some early model vehicles,
the VIN may not be found. In these cases you will be instructed to contact a Motor Vehicle
Investigator (MVI). If the MVI is dissatisfied with the VIN because it appears to have been
tampered with, you may be required to bond the vehicle to obtain title.
Step Three: Obtain Motor Vehicle Records (MVR). Check for any record of a title in Idaho and any
other state you believe may have a record of the title. Present verification of this search to the
county or ITD.
Step Four: Attempt to contact owners of record. If you identify a prior owner, attempt to contact
that person to get the title signed off by the owner or obtain a power of attorney or a release of
interest by certified mail. The county may assist you in obtaining the most current address
available. Prior Idaho owners who have never titled the vehicle may be required to do so first. If
you can demonstrate that you are unable to get the required documents, and that all possible
means have been employed to try to resolve the title problem, contact the county or ITD again.
Step Five: Present documentation to the county. Present your VIN inspection, MVRs, proof of
mailings to owners (certified mail receipts and returned certified mail letter, etc.) and any other
proof of ownership you may have, such as old registrations, bills of sale, receipts, cancelled checks,
etc. The county will evaluate all documents which may indicate you are the owner. If your
documentation is sufficient for a conditional title, the county will give you an indemnifying Affidavit
(ITD-3410) to complete. By signing this form you agree to hold ITD (including any county deputy
serving as it’s agent) harmless and defend them from all legal expenses in the event of legal action
that may result from the issuance of the title. On this form, you also state how you obtained the
vehicle, that it is free and clear of any liens and encumbrances, why you cannot comply with
normal title requirements, and what attempts have been made to resolve the concerns.
Step Six: Apply for title. The county assessor motor vehicle office will prepare a title application for
you to sign. You may obtain a vehicle registration at that time. Standard registration fees will
apply.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR A CONDITIONAL TITLE
1. ITD Indemnifying Affidavit (ITD-3410)
2. Any other available documents verifying ownership such as bills of sale or old registrations.
3. Motor Vehicle record from the state in which the vehicle was last registered and/or titled, if other
than Idaho.
4. Proof of attempts to contact previous owner(s), such as a returned certified mail letter and/or
certified mail receipts.
5. Application for Certificate of Title.
If the vehicle is a mobile or manufactured home, you will also need to present documentation verifying
current property tax on the home has been paid.
FEES
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VIN inspection ($5.00)
VIN decal, if VIN was assigned by an MVI ($18.00)
Title fee ($14.00)
Applicable sales tax on purchase price
Registration fees if applicable
BRAND EXPIRATION
The conditional title brand "ISSUED ON STATEMENT OF APPLICANT, BRAND EXP: MM/DD/YY," includes the
expiration date, which is three years from the date the conditional title is issued. When the expiration date
arrives, you may surrender the title to have the brand removed if you are still an Idaho resident, and if
there are no pending actions or claims that place legal ownership of the vehicle in question. The title must
be accompanied by a $14.00 title fee at the time it is submitted to have the brand removed.
Branded titles may not be accepted in some states due to the title's brand or "clouded" status. If other
states do accept the branded title, they may impose special requirements such as the posting of a surety
bond.
OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES
Some transactions may be more complicated, and will not fit the standard criteria described above. In
these cases, the county or ITD may refer the transaction to motor vehicle investigator. If a vehicle has
been acquired as an abandoned vehicle or at a lien sale, the applicant is required to comply with the
existing laws concerning those processes. Such vehicles are ineligible for a conditional title under these
circumstances. If a vehicle has been abandoned by tenants, it will be treated as an abandoned vehicle,
and you should contact your local law enforcement agency to see if they will have it removed. (See the
abandoned vehicle brochure for additional information.)
This fact sheet has been provided by:
Idaho Transportation Department
Division of Motor Vehicles
PO Box 7129
Boise, ID 83707-1129
The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is committed to compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights
Act of 1964 and all related regulations and directives. ITD assures that no person shall on the grounds of
race, color, national origin, gender, age, or disability be excluded from participation in, be denied the
benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination under any ITD service, program, or activity. The
department also assures that every effort will be made to prevent discrimination through the impacts of
its programs, policies, and activities on minority and low-income populations. In addition, the department
will take reasonable steps to provide meaningful access to services for persons with Limited English
Proficiency.
From Idaho Administrative Code:_________________________________________________
IDAPA 39: IDAHO TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT
TITLE 02
CHAPTER 07: RULES GOVERNING TITLING OF SALVAGE, SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED,
REPLICA AND REBUILT SALVAGE MOTOR VEHICLES
IDAPA 39.02.07.010 (2009)
010. DEFINITIONS.
01.
Assembled Vehicle . A vehicle which has been constructed using parts from two (2) or more
vehicles and has the same appearance as a vehicle that was manufactured under a specific make and
model by a manufacturer. Changes may include frame and/or cab changes. See Section 301 for title
application requirements. Effective Date (5-8-09)
02.
Body/Center Passenger Area . The center structure, either of a unibody or frame-type passenger
vehicle, consisting of a unit of sheet metal and structural components that extends from the firewall to the
back of the rear seat or to the factory seam separating the rear section or the centerline of the rear
wheels, i.e. cowl panel, dash panel, floor pans, center side body panels, side rails, rocker panels, and
other such component parts that may be pertinent to this section. Effective Date (5-8-09)
03.
Cab . The passenger compartment of a common truck or pickup truck. It is a unit of sheet metal
and structural components including the top/roof and the cowl which may or may not include glass,
instrumentation, steering column and seat. Effective Date (11-1-94)
04.
Frame . The heavy metal structure that supports the auto body and other external component parts
on body over-frame constructed vehicles only. Effective Date (5-8-09)
05.
Replica Street Rod . A vehicle made to replicate any pre-1949 vehicles which has had a significant
drive train update from a more modern vehicle. Changes may include engine, transmission, rear axle and
other suspension components. The body will resemble the same as the manufacturer's original issue. See
Section 301 for title application requirements. Effective Date (5-8-09)
06.
Replica Vehicle . A vehicle made to replicate any vehicle previously manufactured, using metal,
fiberglass, or other composite matters. Replica vehicles must look like the original vehicle being replicated
but may use a more modern drive train. At a minimum, replica vehicles shall meet the same federal motor
vehicle safety and emission standards in effect for the year and type of vehicle being replicated, pursuant
to Section 49-123(2)(n), Idaho Code. See Section 301 for title application requirements. Effective Date
(5-8-09)
07.
Street Rod Vehicle . Any pre-1949 manufactured vehicle which has had a significant drive train
update from a more modern vehicle. Changes may include engine, transmission, rear axle, and other
suspension components. The body will be the same as the manufacturer's original issue. See Section 301
for title application requirements. Effective Date (5-8-09)
IDAPA 39: IDAHO TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT
TITLE 02
CHAPTER 07: RULES GOVERNING TITLING OF SALVAGE, SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED,
REPLICA AND REBUILT SALVAGE MOTOR VEHICLES
IDAPA 39.02.07.100 (2009)
100. SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED VEHICLES.
01.
Specially Constructed Vehicle Examples . Some examples of specially constructed vehicles are:
Custom built vehicles, such as, kit conversions, homemade camp trailers, other homemade trailers that
exceed two thousand (2,000) pounds unladen weight, motorcycles, vessels, snowmobiles, and effective
January 1, 2009, slide-in truck-mounted campers. Effective Date (5-8-09)
02.
Engine Changes . A vehicle that has an engine of a different make, model or year from the body,
frame and running gear is not considered a specially constructedvehicle. These vehicles retain the original
title and identification designation. Effective Date (5-8-09)
03.
Title Application Requirements .
Effective Date (5-8-09)
a.
The applicant must provide proof of ownership for all significant parts that are replaced, such as
frame, body, and other parts that carry vehicle identification numbers. The body must have a properly
released title and a bill of sale from the former owner. The frame only may be transferred with a bill of
sale given by the legal owner showing the vehicle identification number (VIN). Other significant parts that
are replaced must be verified by traceable invoices identifying the part or parts from an established new
or used parts outlet. If the other significant parts are purchased from a private party, a bill of sale
showing seller's name and address is required. A Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin (MCO) must
accompany the documents for manufactured kits or if no MCO was issued, a factory invoice or bill of sale
from the selling dealer is acceptable. Effective Date (5-8-09)
b.
The model year will be the year that the specially constructed vehicle was first titled as a specially
constructed vehicle. Effective Date (1-1-90)
c.
The make as shown on the certificate of title of a specially constructed vehicle will be identified as
SPCN and the certificate of title will be branded "SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED." Effective Date (1-1-90)
d. When the vehicle is in operating condition an inspection by a motor vehicle investigator is required. A
fee of twenty-five dollars ($ 25) is required for this inspection and the preparation of the statement of fact
and indemnifying affidavit. In addition, if a vehicle identification number is assigned, the fee required by
Section 49- 202(2)(j), IdahoCode, will be charged. If the vehicle is eligible to be registered for road use,
the owner shall complete a self certification on a form prescribed by the department stating that the
vehicle is in compliance with Chapter 9, Title 49, Idaho Code, and meets the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety
Standards in effect for the model year. Effective Date (5-8-09)
IDAPA 39: IDAHO TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT
TITLE 02
CHAPTER 07: RULES GOVERNING TITLING OF SALVAGE, SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED,
REPLICA AND REBUILT SALVAGE MOTOR VEHICLES
IDAPA 39.02.07.301 (2009)
301. TITLE APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR REPLICA, STREET RODS, REPLICA STREET
RODS, AND ASSEMBLED VEHICLES.
01.
Applicant Must Provide Proof of Ownership . The applicant must provide proof of ownership for all
significant parts that are used in replicating or assembling the vehicle. The body must have a properly
released title and a bill of sale from the previous owner. The frame only may be transferred with a copy of
a bill of sale given by the legal owner showing the vehicle identification number (VIN). Other significant
parts that are used must be verified by traceable invoices identifying the part or parts from an established
new or used parts outlet. If the other significant parts are purchased from a private party, a bill of sale
showing the seller's name and address is required. A Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin (MCO) must
accompany the documents for manufactured kits or if no MCO was issued, a factory invoice or bill of sale
from the selling dealer is acceptable. Effective Date (5-8-09)
02. Model Year for Replica Vehicles . The model year for replica vehicles will be the year that the vehicle
replicates. The model year for assembled vehicles will be the model year of the vehicle body. Effective
Date (5-8-09)
03.
Inspection by a Motor Vehicle Investigator . When the vehicle is in operating condition an inspection
by a motor vehicle investigator is required. A fee of twenty-five dollars ($ 25) is required for this
inspection and the preparation of the statement of fact and indemnifying statement. In addition, if a
vehicle identification number is assigned, the fee required by Section 49-202(2)(j), Idaho Code, will be
charged. If the vehicle is eligible to be registered for road use, the owner shall complete a self certification
form prescribed by the department stating that the vehicle is in compliance with Chapter 9, Title 49, Idaho
Code, and meets the federal motor vehicle safety and emission standards in effect for the model year and
type of vehicle. Effective Date (5-8-09)
IDAPA 39: IDAHO TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT
TITLE 02
CHAPTER 12: RULES GOVERNING ISSUING CERTIFICATES OF TITLE
AND BONDED CERTIFICATES OF TITLE
IDAPA 39.02.12.100 (2009)
100. GENERAL.
The Department shall issue a Certificate of Title on any motor vehicle if the applicant can show proper
documentation of ownership and there are no undisclosed security interests in the vehicle. Such proper
documentation shall be limited to: Effective Date (12-26-90)
01.
Certificate of Title . A valid Idaho Certificate of Title or a valid Certificate of Ownership issued by
another state, province or country according to the applicable laws of another state, province or country
which has been duly assigned or transferred to the applicant; or Effective Date (12-26-90)
02.
MCO/MSO . A properly executed Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin (MCO) or Manufacturer's
Statement of Origin (MSO) in the case of a new motor vehicle being titled for the first time. Effective
Date (12-26-90)
03.
Homemade Vehicles . In the case of homemade vehicles (vehicles not made by a manufacturer as
defined by Section 49-114, Idaho Code) a bill of sale for the major component parts which shall include
the following information: Effective Date (12-26-90)
a.
Name of builder;
Effective Date (12-26-90)
b.
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) or engine number for a motorcycle, if applicable;
(12-26-90)
Effective Date
c.
Description of major component part, (by make, body type, year of manufacture, if applicable);
Effective Date (12-26-90)
d.
Purchase price;
Effective Date (12-26-90)
e.
Signature of seller.
Effective Date (12-26-90)
04.
Reconstructed Vehicles . For a reconstructed vehicle as defined by Section 49-123 (i), Idaho Code,
or specially constructed vehicle as defined by Section 49-123(k), Idaho Code, or "kits," the bill of sale
shall be submitted for the following major components: Effective Date (12-26-90)
a.
Frame or rails;
Effective Date (12-26-90)
b.
Engine or short block;
c.
Transmission and/or transfer case;
d.
Cab and/or body;
e.
Front and rear clips;
Effective Date (12-26-90)
f.
Truck bed or box; or
Effective Date (12-26-90)
g.
90)
A Certificate of Registration from a non-titling state, province or country; or
Effective Date (12-26-90)
Effective Date (12-26-90)
Effective Date (12-26-90)
Effective Date (12-26-
h. A certified copy of a valid court order or decree passing title to the applicant as a matter of law (for
example: a property settlement, divorce decree, bankruptcy or probate.) Effective Date (12-26-90)
IDAPA 39: IDAHO TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT
TITLE 02
CHAPTER 42: TEMPORARY VEHICLE REGISTRATION WHEN PROOF
OF OWNERSHIP IS INSUFFICIENT
IDAPA 39.02.42.100 (2009)
100. INSUFFICIENT PROOF OF OWNERSHIP INCLUDES.
01.
90)
02.
Vehicle Record . The vehicle for which record of ownership is unavailable;
Title. The applicant does not have the title from the previous owner;
Effective Date (12-26-
Effective Date (12-26-90)
03.
Release of Interest . The previous owner of record has not released interest in the title;
Date (12-26-90)
Effective
04.
Bill of Sale. The possessor has the unreleased title but does not have a bill of sale to support
transfer of ownership; Effective Date (12-26-90)
05.
Vehicle Identification Number . The title vehicle identification number (VIN) and the VIN on the
vehicle do not match (except for obvious typographical errors); or Effective Date (12-26-90)
06.
Documentation for Component Part . Component parts of a homemade, reconstructed or specially
constructed vehicle cannot be documented. Effective Date (12-26-90)
IDAPA 39: IDAHO TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT
TITLE 02
CHAPTER 60: RULES GOVERNING LICENSE PLATE PROVISIONS
IDAPA 39.02.60.200 (2009)
200. LICENSE PLATE PROVISIONS FOR SPECIAL PLATES.
01.
Year of Manufacture Plates .
Effective Date (1-3-92)
a.
Owners of vehicles manufactured up through 1974, excluding model years 1969, 1971, 1972, and
1973, but including and ending with model year 1974, may apply for the renewal and use of previously
canceled Idaho license plates which were originally issued to the same category of vehicle, where the year
designation of the plate matches the year of manufacture of a motor vehicle. Effective Date (4-2-08)
b.
The license plate must be in serviceable condition as originally manufactured, i.e., must not be
marred, bent, faded, or otherwise damaged to the point it is illegible. If the plate is repainted to bring it to
a serviceable condition, the colors shall match the original colors as closely as possible. The quality of the
repaint must equal or exceed the original quality. The plate cannot be a duplicate of a previously
manufactured plate still in use. Effective Date (4-2-08)
c.
The application for use of the plate shall include a statement signed by the applicant attesting that
the applicant understands, if the plate use is approved, the plate does not have reflectorized material
which meets the requirements of Section 49-443, Idaho Code. The responsibility for any accident or injury
arising out of the possible consequence of not having this reflectorized safety feature on the license plate
shall be borne by the registrant. Effective Date (1-3-92)
d.
The license plate number sequence applied for cannot duplicate another existing "year of
manufacture" license plate number already in use. Effective Date (4-2-08)
e.
"Classic" or "Old Timer" plates may be used in conjunction with this revived plate at the option of the
registrant. Effective Date (1-3-92)
02.
Centennial License Plates . Personalized and regular number plates are available in the centennial
format. Effective Date (4-2-08)
03.
Disabled Veteran License Plates . Disabled veteran license plates may, upon the registrant's
request, display the international handicapped symbol to ensure reciprocal parking privileges in all states
and provinces. Effective Date (4-2-08)
From Idaho Code:______________________________________________
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 4. MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION
Idaho Code § 49-408 (2010)
§ 49-408. Street rod
(1) Any motor vehicle manufactured prior to the year 1949, or designed and manufactured to resemble
such a vehicle and which has been certified as a street rod may be registered as a street rod under the
provisions of this section. However, the provisions of this section shall not apply to any vehicle with a
registered maximum gross weight over twenty-six thousand (26,000) pounds.
(2) Any street rod shall have all equipment in operating condition which was specifically required by law as
a condition for its first sale after manufacture. No law requiring any particular equipment or specifying any
standards to be met by motor vehicles shall apply to street rods unless it so specifically states.
(3) Upon receipt of an application on a form prescribed by the department for a special street rod
automobile plate, accompanied by other documentation required in this section, the department shall
issue to the applicant a special street rod automobile plate which shall be displayed on the rear of the
vehicle. The registration certificate need not specify the weight of the street rod, and the plate issued shall
bear no date but shall bear the inscription "Street Rod," "Idaho," a picture of a 1929 highway roadster,
and the registration number issued for the street rod, and the plate shall be valid upon annual renewal
under section 49-402 or 49-434(1), Idaho Code, as long as the vehicle is in existence. The plate will be
issued for the applicant's use only for the particular vehicle, and in the event of a transfer of title, the
transferor may hold the plate and transfer it to another qualifying street rod.
(4) In addition to the regular registration fees required in section 49-402(1) or 49-434(1), Idaho Code,
the applicant shall pay the initial program fee and the annual program fee specified in section 49-402,
Idaho Code. All revenues from the initial program fee and the annual program fee shall be deposited in
the state highway account.
(5) The department has the power to revoke any registration issued under this section for cause shown for
failure of the applicant to comply with the provisions of this section.
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 4. MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION
Idaho Code § 49-407 (2010)
§ 49-407. Year of manufacture plate
Pursuant to rules of the department, any person who is the owner of a motor vehicle with any model
year up to and through 1974 which is registered under section 49-402(1), Idaho Code, or section 49434(1), Idaho Code, may display on the rear of the vehicle an authentic Idaho plate manufactured with a
painted or embossed year matching the model year of the vehicle. The provisions of this section shall not
apply to any vehicle with a registered maximum gross weight over twenty-six thousand (26,000) pounds.
In addition to the regular registration fees required in sections 49-402(1), and 49-434(1), Idaho Code,
the applicant shall pay the initial program fee and the annual program fee specified in section 49-402,
Idaho Code. All revenues from the initial program fee and the annual program fee shall be deposited in
the state highway account.
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 4. MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION
Idaho Code § 49-406 (2010)
§ 49-406. Idaho old timer -- Special license plate program -- Registration and standard license plates
(1) Any motor vehicle manufactured prior to January 1, 1943, that is maintained to its original likeness
using original-type parts and materials, without major modifications shall be known as an "Idaho Old
Timer." Any motor vehicle which is altered from its original design is not an "Idaho Old Timer" as herein
defined.
(2) Any motor vehicle which qualifies as an "Idaho Old Timer" shall be used for exhibits, parades, tours,
club activities and such occasional use as is necessary for operation and maintenance of the vehicle, and
shall not be used for business or commercial purposes or as customary and usual transportation.
(3) Applicants for a special "Idaho Old Timer" license plate shall pay an initial program fee of twenty-five
dollars ($ 25.00) and the license plate fee required in section 49-450, Idaho Code, for each "Idaho Old
Timer" plate which shall be displayed on the rear of the vehicle. The initial program fee shall be deposited
in the state highway account, and the plate manufacturing fee shall be deposited in the plate
manufacturing account.
(4) Once every three (3) years, on a schedule set by the department, an ownership verification form shall
be mailed to each plate holder on file with the department. The owner shall provide such information as is
requested by the department to verify ownership of the vehicle(s) and that the special license plate(s) is
still in use by the owner. A fee of three dollars ($ 3.00) shall be charged by the department for each
vehicle. This fee shall be deposited in the state highway account to defray costs of the license plate
program. If the owner no longer has an interest in a vehicle(s) the owner may retain the plates as
specified in subsection (7) of this section. If the ownership verification form is not returned by the date
specified by the department, the registration record will be purged from the files of the department. Any
further use of the plate is lost to the owner and the plate number becomes available for issue to another
applicant.
The reissue of license plates as specified in section 49-443(2), Idaho Code, shall not be required unless
there is a general consensus among the majority of plate holders that a new plate design is needed.
Representatives of the plate holders shall make the request known to the department. The cost of
manufacturing a new design will be set by the department based upon the cost of manufacturing supplies
and administering the reissue. The equivalent cost of each plate will be charged to each plate holder who
purchases the new plate. If a new plate design is authorized, the design and color shall be approved by
representatives of the interest group. The design, color and numbering scheme shall also be subject to
approval of the department. The existing plate design will be canceled and all plate holders, present and
future shall purchase and display the new plate.
(5) An applicant for the special "Idaho Old Timer" plate shall execute an affidavit on a form provided by
the department that the vehicle qualifies as an old timer and shall only be used for the purposes allowed.
The department shall have the authority to refuse to issue a plate and may demand the return of such
plate if the applicant has failed to comply with the provisions of this section.
(6) If an "Idaho Old Timer" is to be used as customary and usual transportation, or for business or
commercial purposes, the owner shall register the vehicle under the provisions of section 49-402, or
section 49-434, Idaho Code, as applicable, and shall obtain and display the standard issue of license
plates after payment of the plate fee required in section 49-450, Idaho Code. It shall be permissible to
display both the standard issue of plates and the special "Idaho Old Timer" plate.
(7) Whenever title or interest in an Old Timer vehicle is transferred or assigned, the transferor may retain
the plates for use on another vehicle which qualifies by providing the information required in subsection
(5) of this section and by paying the required transfer fee. If the vehicle is also registered under the
provisions of section 49-402 or section 49-434, Idaho Code, the provisions of section 49-431, Idaho Code,
relating to the procedure for assignment and transfer of interest, shall apply.
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 4. MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION
Idaho Code § 49-406A (2010)
§ 49-406A. Idaho classic -- Special license plate program -- Registration and standard license plates
(1) Any motor vehicle or motorcycle which is at least thirty (30) years old that does not qualify as an
"Idaho Old Timer" and that is maintained to its original likeness using original-type parts and materials,
without major modifications shall be known as an "Idaho Classic." Any motor vehicle which is altered from
its original design is not an "Idaho Classic" as herein defined.
(2) Any motor vehicle or motorcycle which qualifies as an "Idaho Classic" shall be used for exhibits,
parades, tours, club activities and such occasional use as is necessary for operation and maintenance of
the vehicle, and shall not be used for business or commercial purposes or as customary and usual
transportation.
(3) Applicants for a special "Idaho Classic" license plate shall pay an initial program fee of twenty-five
dollars ($ 25.00) and the license plate fee required in section 49-450, Idaho Code, for each Idaho classic
plate which shall be displayed on the rear of the vehicle. The initial program fee shall be deposited in the
state highway account, and the plate manufacturing fee shall be deposited in the plate manufacturing
account.
(4) Once every three (3) years, on a schedule set by the department, an ownership verification form shall
be mailed to each plate holder on file with the department. The owner shall provide such information as is
requested by the department to verify ownership of the vehicle(s) and that the special plate(s) is still in
use by the owner. A fee of three dollars ($ 3.00) shall be charged by the department for each vehicle. This
fee shall be deposited in the state highway account to defray costs of the license plate program. If the
owner no longer has an interest in a vehicle(s) the owner may retain the plate as specified in subsection
(7) of this section. If the ownership verification form is not returned by the date specified by the
department, the registration record will be purged from the files of the department. Any use of the
plate(s) is lost to the owner and the plate number becomes available for issue to another applicant.
The reissue of license plates as specified in section 49-443(2), Idaho Code, shall not be required unless
there is a general consensus among the majority of plate holders that a new plate design is needed.
Representatives of the plate holders shall make the request known to the department. The cost of
manufacturing a new design will be set by the department based upon the cost of manufacturing supplies
and administering the reissue. The equivalent cost of each plate will be charged to each plate holder who
purchases the new plate. If a new plate design is authorized, the design and color shall be approved by
representatives of the interest group. The design, color and numbering scheme shall also be subject to the
approval of the department. The existing plate design will be canceled and all plate holders, present and
future shall purchase and display the new plate.
(5) An applicant for the special "Idaho Classic" plate shall execute an affidavit on a form provided by the
department that the vehicle or motorcycle qualifies as an "Idaho Classic" and shall only be used for the
purposes allowed.
The department shall have the authority to refuse to issue the plate and may demand the return of such
plate if the applicant has failed to comply with the provisions of this section.
(6) If an "Idaho Classic" is to be used as customary and usual transportation, or for business or
commercial purposes, the owner shall register the vehicle under the provisions of section 49-402, or
section 49-434, Idaho Code, as applicable, and shall obtain and display the standard issue of license
plates after payment of the plate fee required in section 49-450, Idaho Code. It shall be permissible to
display both the standard issue of plates and the "Idaho Classic" plate.
(7) Whenever title or interest in an Idaho classic motor vehicle or motorcycle is transferred or assigned,
the transferor may retain the special plate for use on another vehicle which qualifies by providing the
information required in subsection (5) of this section and by paying the required transfer fee. If the
vehicle is also registered under the provisions of section 49-402 or section 49-434, Idaho Code, the
provisions of section 49-431, Idaho Code, relating to the procedure for assignment and transfer of
interest, shall apply.
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 4. MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION
Idaho Code § 49-428 (2010)
§ 49-428. Display of plate and stickers
(1) License plates assigned to a motor vehicle shall be attached, one (1) in the front and the other in
the rear, with the exception of the following:
(a) The license plate assigned to a motorcycle, all-terrain vehicle, utility type vehicle, motorbike or
semitrailer and the license plate assigned to a motor vehicle operated by a manufacturer, repossession
agent or dealer shall be attached to the rear.
(b) Vehicles displaying year of manufacture, old timer, classic car or street rod license plates shall be
allowed to display one (1) plate attached to the rear of the vehicle.
(c) The license plate attached to a tractor shall be attached to the front.
(d) The wrecker plate shall be displayed on the vehicle being towed in such a manner as to be visible
when the vehicle being towed is approached from the rear.
License plates shall be displayed during the current registration year. The annual registration sticker for
the current registration year shall be displayed on each license plate, except for trailers and semitrailers
on extended registration under the provisions of section 49-434, Idaho Code. For the purposes of this
title, the license plates together with the registration stickers shall be considered as license plates for the
year designated on the registration sticker.
(2) Every license plate shall at all times be securely fastened to the vehicle to which it is assigned to
prevent the plate from swinging, be at a height not less than twelve (12) inches from the ground,
measuring from the bottom of the plate, be in a place and position to be clearly visible, and shall be
maintained free from foreign materials and in a condition to be clearly legible, and all registration stickers
shall be securely attached to the license plates and shall be displayed as provided in section 49-443(4),
Idaho Code.
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 5. VEHICLE TITLES
Idaho Code § 49-523 (2010)
§ 49-523. Procedure when department unsatisfied as to ownership or security interests -- Temporary
registration procedure
(1) If the department is not satisfied as to the ownership of the vehicle or that there are no undisclosed
security interests in it, the department may register the vehicle, but shall either:
(a) Withhold issuance of a certificate of ownership until the applicant presents documents reasonably
sufficient to satisfy the department as to the applicant's ownership of the vehicle and that there are no
undisclosed security interests in it; or
(b) As a condition of issuing a certificate of ownership, require the applicant to file with the department
all documents held as to the applicant's ownership of the vehicle, together with a bond in the form
prescribed by the department and executed by the applicant, or a deposit of cash in a like amount. The
bond shall be in an amount equal to one and one-half (1 1/2) times the value of the vehicle, as
determined by the department, and conditioned to indemnify any prior owner and secured party and any
subsequent purchaser of the vehicle or person acquiring any security interest in it, and their respective
successors in interest, against any expense, loss or damage, including reasonable attorney's fees, by
reason of the issuance of the certificate of ownership of the vehicle, or on account of any defect in or
disclosed security interest upon the right, title and interest of the applicant in and to the vehicle. Any such
interested person has a right of action to recover on the bond for any breach of its conditions, but the
aggregate liability of the surety to all persons shall not exceed the amount of the bond. The bond, or any
cash deposit, shall be returned at the end of three (3) years, or prior to that time if the vehicle is no
longer registered in this state and the current valid certificate of ownership is surrendered to the
department, unless the department has been notified of the pendency of an action to recover on the bond.
(c) As to a vehicle ten (10) years old or more since manufacture, an applicant who is a resident of the
state of Idaho may file with the department, before its authorized representative, a verified statement of
facts setting out in detail the manner in which the applicant came into possession of the vehicle, the
establishment of ownership, and a summary of the applicant's attempts to contact any prior owners of the
vehicle. Upon receipt by the department of the verified statement and all documentation relating to the
applicant's possession of the vehicle, and completion of an inspection of the vehicle identification number
by an authorized representative of the department, the applicant shall execute a document in the form
provided by the department releasing it of any and all damages that may be suffered by the applicant,
along with warranties that the applicant will pay any and all damages suffered by any person or entity as
to the issuance of a title for that vehicle by the department. The department shall then issue a certificate
of title to the applicant in form set out by this section. The certificate of title shall include the statement,
"ISSUED ON STATEMENT OF APPLICANT", in permanent letters upon its face. The title issued pursuant to
this subsection shall be presumed to indicate legal ownership of the vehicle at the end of the three (3)
year period from the date of issue of that title, provided the vehicle is still registered in the state of Idaho,
and there are no actions or claims pending against the applicant which place legal ownership in question.
The department and the state of Idaho shall be immune as to any damages suffered by any person or
entity as a result of the issuance of a certificate of title as provided by this subsection.
(2) Every dealer desiring the privilege of issuing temporary registration permits for the operation of
vehicles shall make application to the department. If the privilege is granted, the dealer will receive a
series of permits, consecutively numbered by the department, secured by the dealer at a fee of nine
dollars ($ 9.00) for each permit. A permit subsequently issued by a dealer to a purchaser shall be valid for
a period not to exceed thirty (30) days.
The dealer shall issue temporary registration permits in numerical sequence, one (1) only for each vehicle
sold to a bona fide purchaser. Each permit, and the attached stub, shall be completed in duplicate, in ink
or by typewriter at the time of issuance. The expiration date on the original permit shall be filled in by
rubber stamp or broad-tipped marking pen, and the print shall be at least three-fourths (3/4) inch high
and one-eighth (1/8) inch wide. The original permit shall be displayed in the rear window of the vehicle for
which it is issued, except when issued for a convertible, station wagon, motorcycle, or other vehicle for
which this would not be practical. In these exceptional cases, the permit should be conspicuously
displayed in a place where the number of the permit and the expiration date may be easily read and
where protected from exposure to weather conditions which would render it illegible.
(3) The dealer shall keep a written record of every temporary registration permit issued. This record shall
include the name and address of the person or firm to whom the permit is issued, a description of the
vehicle for which it is issued, including year, make, model, identification number, and the date of issue.
This record shall list all permits in numerical sequence and shall be open to inspection by any peace officer
or designated employee of the department.
(4) The fees collected from dealers by the department under the provisions of this section shall be
transmitted by the department to the state treasurer for deposit in the highway distribution account.
(5) Upon application for title and for registration of a vehicle for which temporary registration has been
issued under this section, the county assessor shall collect and fees shall be deemed due from the date of
issuance of the temporary registration permit rather than from date of application for title or registration.
(6) The department or a county assessor may issue temporary vehicle registration permits in an
emergency situation. The fee for a temporary registration shall be nine dollars ($ 9.00), and shall be valid
for a period of thirty (30) days. The temporary fees collected by the department shall be transmitted to
the state treasurer for deposit in the highway distribution account. Temporary fees collected by an
assessor shall be distributed as follows: five dollars ($ 5.00) shall be deposited in the county current
expense fund and four dollars ($ 4.00) shall be transmitted to the department for deposit through the
state treasurer in the highway distribution account.
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 5. VEHICLE TITLES
Idaho Code § 49-518 (2010)
§ 49-518. Altering or forging certificate -- Stolen cars -- Destroying or altering engine or decal number -Use of fictitious name -- Fraud
It shall be a felony for any person to:
(1) Alter or forge any certificate of title or salvage certificate of ownership to a vehicle, or any
assignment thereof, or any cancellation of any liens on a vehicle; or
(2) Hold or use a certificate of title or salvage certificate of ownership or assignment or cancellation
knowing it to be altered or forged; or
(3) Procure or attempt to procure a certificate of title to a vehicle, or to pass or attempt to pass a
certificate of title or any assignment to a vehicle, knowing or having reason to believe that the vehicle has
been stolen; or
(4) Sell or offer for sale in this state a vehicle on which the motor number, manufacturer's serial
number, or "repaired vehicle" or "reconstructed vehicle" decal has been destroyed, removed, covered,
altered or defaced, with knowledge of that destruction, removal, covering, alteration or defacement of the
motor number, manufacturer's serial number, or "repaired vehicle" or "reconstructed vehicle" decal; or
(5) Use a false or fictitious name, or give a false or fictitious address, or make a false statement in any
application or affidavit required under the provisions of this chapter, or any bill of sale or sworn statement
of ownership, or otherwise commits a fraud in any application; or
(6) Purport to sell or transfer a vehicle without delivering to the purchaser or transferee a certificate of
title or salvage certificate of ownership duly assigned to the purchaser.
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 4. MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION
Idaho Code § 49-402 (2010)
§ 49-402. Annual registration. [Effective until January 1, 2011.]
(1) The annual fee for operating each pickup truck, each neighborhood electric vehicle and each other
motor vehicle having a maximum gross weight not in excess of eight thousand (8,000) pounds and that
complies with the federal motor vehicle safety standards as defined in section 49-107, Idaho Code, shall
be:
Vehicles one (1) and two (2) years old............................. $ 48.00
Vehicles three (3) and four (4) years old.......................... $ 36.00
Vehicles five (5) and six (6) years old............................ $ 36.00
Vehicles seven (7) and eight (8) years old......................... $ 24.00
Vehicles over eight (8) years old.................................. $ 24.00
There shall be twelve (12) registration periods, starting in January for holders of validation registration
stickers numbered 1, and proceeding consecutively through December for holders of validation
registration stickers numbered 12, each of which shall start on the first day of a calendar month and end
on the last day of the twelfth month from the first day of the beginning month. Registration periods shall
expire midnight on the last day of the registration period in the year designated by the validation
registration sticker. The numeral digit on the validation registration stickers shall, as does the registration
card, fix the registration period under the staggered plate system of Idaho for the purpose of reregistration and notice of expiration.
A vehicle that has once been registered for any of the above designated periods shall, upon reregistration,
be registered for the period bearing the same number, and the registration card shall show and be the
exclusive proof of the expiration date of registration and licensing. Vehicles may be initially registered for
less than a twelve (12) month period, or for more than a twelve (12) month period, and the fee prorated
on a monthly basis if the fractional registration tends to fulfill the purpose of the monthly series
registration system.
(2) For all school buses operated either by a nonprofit, nonpublic school or operated pursuant to a service
contract with a school district for transporting children to or from school or in connection with school
approved activities, the annual fee shall be twenty-four dollars ($ 24.00).
(3) For all motorcycles and motor-driven cycles which comply with the federal motor vehicle safety
standards, operated upon the public highways the annual fee shall be nine dollars ($ 9.00).
(4) For operation of an all-terrain vehicle, utility type vehicle or motorbike, excluding a motorbike with an
engine displacement of fifty (50) cubic centimeters or less, on city, county or highway district roads or
highways open to such use, a restricted vehicle license plate fee pursuant to section 49-450, Idaho Code,
shall be paid. In addition, the registration fee specified in section 67-7122, Idaho Code, shall be paid as
provided in section 67-7122, Idaho Code. The registration and restricted vehicle license plate exemption
provided in section 49-426(2), Idaho Code, applies to all-terrain vehicles, utility type vehicles, motorbikes
and motorcycles used for the purposes described in subsection (2) of section 49-426, Idaho Code.
Nonresidents shall be allowed to purchase a restricted vehicle license plate and sticker for an all-terrain
vehicle, utility type vehicle or motorbike.
(5) For all motor homes the fee shall be as specified in subsection (1) of this section and shall be in
addition to the fees provided for in section 49-445, Idaho Code.
(6) Registration fees shall not be subject to refund.
(7) A financial institution or repossession service contracted to a financial institution repossessing vehicles
under the terms of a security agreement shall move the vehicle from the place of repossession to the
financial institution's place of business on a repossession plate. The repossession plate shall also be used
for demonstrating the vehicle to a prospective purchaser for a period not to exceed ninety-six (96) hours.
The registration fees for repossession plates shall be as required in subsection (1) of this section for a
vehicle one (1) and two (2) years old. All other fees required under chapter 4, title 49, Idaho Code, shall
be in addition to the registration fee. The repossession plate shall be issued on an annual basis by the
department.
(8) A wrecker or towing business engaged in the process of towing motorized vehicles, which have been
wrecked, abandoned, salvaged or may be disabled, may apply for a wrecker plate to be displayed on
those vehicles being towed, provided the power unit is properly registered under this chapter. The
registration fees for wrecker plates shall be as required in subsection (1) of this section for a vehicle one
(1) and two (2) years old. All other fees required under chapter 4, title 49, Idaho Code, shall be in
addition to the registration fee. The wrecker plate shall be issued on an annual basis by the department.
(9) In addition to the annual registration fee in this section, there shall be an initial program fee of
twenty-five dollars ($ 25.00) and an annual program fee of fifteen dollars ($ 15.00) for all special license
plate programs for those license plates issued pursuant to sections 49-404A, 49-407, 49-408, 49-409, 49414, 49-416, 49-418 and 49-418D, Idaho Code. For special plates issued pursuant to sections 49-406 and
49-406A, Idaho Code, there shall be an initial program fee of twenty-five dollars ($ 25.00) but there shall
be no annual renewal fee. For special plates issued pursuant to sections 49-415C, 49-415D, 49-415E, 49416A, 49-416B, 49-416C, 49-416D, 49-416E, 49-417, 49-417A, 49-417B, 49-417C, 49-417D, 49-417E,
49-418A, 49-418B, 49-418C, 49-418E, 49-419, 49-419A, 49-419B,49-419C, 49-419D, 49-420, 49-420A,
49-420B, 49-420C, 49-420D, 49-420E, 49-420G and 49-420H, [49-420I] Idaho Code, there shall be an
initial program fee of thirty-five dollars ($ 35.00) and an annual program fee of twenty-five dollars ($
25.00). The fees contained in this subsection shall be applicable to all new special plate programs. The
initial program fee and the annual program fee shall be deposited in the state highway account and shall
be used to fund the cost of administration of special license plate programs, unless otherwise specified by
law.
(10)[(9)] Any vehicle that does not meet federal motor vehicle safety standards shall not be registered
and shall not be permitted to operate on public highways of the state, as defined in section 40-117, Idaho
Code, unless otherwise specifically authorized.
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 4. MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION
Idaho Code § 49-402 (2010)
§ 49-402. Annual registration. [Effective January 1, 2011.]
(1) The annual fee for operating each pickup truck, each neighborhood electric vehicle and each other
motor vehicle having a maximum gross weight not in excess of eight thousand (8,000) pounds and that
complies with the federal motor vehicle safety standards as defined in section 49-107, Idaho Code, shall
be:
Vehicles one (1) and two (2) years old............................. $ 48.00
Vehicles three (3) and four (4) years old.......................... $ 36.00
Vehicles five (5) and six (6) years old............................ $ 36.00
Vehicles seven (7) and eight (8) years old......................... $ 24.00
Vehicles over eight (8) years old.................................. $ 24.00
There shall be twelve (12) registration periods, starting in January for holders of validation registration
stickers numbered 1, and proceeding consecutively through December for holders of validation
registration stickers numbered 12, each of which shall start on the first day of a calendar month and end
on the last day of the twelfth month from the first day of the beginning month. Registration periods shall
expire midnight on the last day of the registration period in the year designated by the validation
registration sticker. The numeral digit on the validation registration stickers shall, as does the registration
card, fix the registration period under the staggered plate system of Idaho for the purpose of
reregistration and notice of expiration.
A vehicle that has once been registered for any of the above designated periods shall, upon reregistration,
be registered for the period bearing the same number, and the registration card shall show and be the
exclusive proof of the expiration date of registration and licensing. Vehicles may be initially registered for
less than a twelve (12) month period, or for more than a twelve (12) month period, and the fee prorated
on a monthly basis if the fractional registration tends to fulfill the purpose of the monthly series
registration system.
(2) For all school buses operated either by a nonprofit, nonpublic school or operated pursuant to a service
contract with a school district for transporting children to or from school or in connection with school
approved activities, the annual fee shall be twenty-four dollars ($ 24.00).
(3) For all motorcycles and motor-driven cycles which comply with the federal motor vehicle safety
standards, operated upon the public highways the annual fee shall be nine dollars ($ 9.00).
(4) For operation of an all-terrain vehicle, utility type vehicle or motorbike, excluding a motorbike with an
engine displacement of fifty (50) cubic centimeters or less, on city, county or highway district roads or
highways open to such use, a restricted vehicle license plate fee pursuant to section 49-450, Idaho Code,
shall be paid. In addition, the registration fee specified in section 67-7122, Idaho Code, shall be paid as
provided in section 67-7122, Idaho Code. The registration and restricted vehicle license plate exemption
provided in section 49-426(2), Idaho Code, applies to all-terrain vehicles, utility type vehicles, motorbikes
and motorcycles used for the purposes described in subsection (2) of section 49-426, Idaho Code.
Nonresidents shall be allowed to purchase a restricted vehicle license plate and sticker for an all-terrain
vehicle, utility type vehicle or motorbike.
(5) For all motor homes the fee shall be as specified in subsection (1) of this section and shall be in
addition to the fees provided for in section 49-445, Idaho Code.
(6) Registration fees shall not be subject to refund.
(7) A financial institution or repossession service contracted to a financial institution repossessing vehicles
under the terms of a security agreement shall move the vehicle from the place of repossession to the
financial institution's place of business on a repossession plate. The repossession plate shall also be used
for demonstrating the vehicle to a prospective purchaser for a period not to exceed ninety-six (96) hours.
The registration fees for repossession plates shall be as required in subsection (1) of this section for a
vehicle one (1) and two (2) years old. All other fees required under chapter 4, title 49, Idaho Code, shall
be in addition to the registration fee. The repossession plate shall be issued on an annual basis by the
department.
(8) A wrecker or towing business engaged in the process of towing motorized vehicles, which have been
wrecked, abandoned, salvaged or may be disabled, may apply for a wrecker plate to be displayed on
those vehicles being towed, provided the power unit is properly registered under this chapter. The
registration fees for wrecker plates shall be as required in subsection (1) of this section for a vehicle one
(1) and two (2) years old. All other fees required under chapter 4, title 49, Idaho Code, shall be in
addition to the registration fee. The wrecker plate shall be issued on an annual basis by the department.
(9) In addition to the annual registration fee in this section, there shall be an initial program fee of
twenty-five dollars ($ 25.00) and an annual program fee of fifteen dollars ($ 15.00) for all special license
plate programs for those license plates issued pursuant to sections 49-404A, 49-407, 49-408, 49-409, 49414, 49-416, 49-418 and 49-418D, Idaho Code. For special plates issued pursuant to sections 49-406 and
49-406A, Idaho Code, there shall be an initial program fee of twenty-five dollars ($ 25.00) but there shall
be no annual renewal fee. For special plates issued pursuant to sections 49-415C, 49-415D, 49-415E, 49416A, 49-416B, 49-416C, 49-416D, 49-416E, 49-417, 49-417A, 49-417B, 49-417C, 49-417D, 49-417E,
49-418A, 49-418B, 49-418C, 49-418E, 49-419, 49-419A, 49-419B,49-419C, 49-419D, 49-419E, 49-420,
49-420A, 49-420B, 49-420C, 49-420D, 49-420E, 49-420G, 49-420H, [and] 49-420I and 49-420J, Idaho
Code, there shall be an initial program fee of thirty-five dollars ($ 35.00) and an annual program fee of
twenty-five dollars ($ 25.00). The fees contained in this subsection shall be applicable to all new special
plate programs. The initial program fee and the annual program fee shall be deposited in the state
highway account and shall be used to fund the cost of administration of special license plate programs,
unless otherwise specified by law.
(10) Any vehicle that does not meet federal motor vehicle safety standards shall not be registered and
shall not be permitted to operate on public highways of the state, as defined in section 40-117, Idaho
Code, unless otherwise specifically authorized.
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 4. MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION
Idaho Code § 49-431 (2010)
§ 49-431. Assignment or transfer of interest -- Procedure
(1) Whenever the owner of a vehicle registered under the provisions of sections 49-402 and 49-402A,
Idaho Code, transfers or assigns his title or interest thereto, the registration card and license plate shall
remain with and in the possession of the transferor, and before the license plate shall be displayed upon
another vehicle owned by the transferor, the transferor shall have that vehicle registered as provided for
in section 49-401A, Idaho Code. The transfer fees collected shall be paid to the county treasurer where
the vehicle is registered and deposited in the county current expense fund or in the state highway account
if the transfer is made by the department.
(a) For all vehicles registered under the provisions of section 49-402(1), Idaho Code, the transferor
shall pay the registration fee as specified in that subsection less the registration fee already paid, plus a
transfer fee of five dollars ($ 5.00). If the transferor shall have an older vehicle to be registered, the
transferor shall pay a transfer fee of five dollars ($ 5.00).
(b) For vehicles registered in accordance with subsections (2) through (4) of section 49-402, Idaho
Code, the operating fee shall be the fee specified in those subsections, plus a transfer fee of five dollars ($
5.00).
(c) For utility trailers registered under the provisions of section 49-402A, Idaho Code, the original
registration shall continue until its expiration date, upon payment of a transfer fee of five dollars ($ 5.00).
(2) For all vehicles registered under the fee schedule in section 49-434, Idaho Code, except proportionally
registered vehicles under section 49-435, Idaho Code, the transferor shall pay the registration fee as
specified in that section less the registration fee already paid, plus a transfer fee of five dollars ($ 5.00).
(3) For all vehicles registered under section 49-435, Idaho Code, the transferor shall pay the registration
fee as specified in section 49-434, Idaho Code, apportioned according to the provisions of section 49-435,
Idaho Code, less the apportioned fee previously paid plus a transfer fee of eight dollars ($ 8.00).
(4) In the event of a transfer by operation of law of the title or interest of an owner in and to a vehicle
registered as specified in sections 49-402, 49-402A, 49-434 and 49-435, Idaho Code, as upon inheritance,
devise or bequest, order in bankruptcy or insolvency, execution sale, repossession upon default in
performing the terms of a lease or executory sales contract, or otherwise, the registration shall expire and
the registration card and plates shall be surrendered to the department. The vehicle shall not be operated
upon the highways until and unless the person entitled thereto shall apply for and obtain a new
registration card and plates in accordance with the provisions of section 49-401A, Idaho Code. However,
an administrator, executor, trustee or other representative of the owner, or a sheriff or other officer, or
legal representative of any such person may operate or cause to be operated any vehicle upon the
highway from the place of removal or place where formerly kept by the owner to a place of keeping or
storage, provided the place of removal and place of destination are both located within the state of Idaho,
and after obtaining a written permit from the department of the local police authorities having jurisdiction
of the highways and upon displaying in plain sight upon the vehicle a placard bearing the name and
address of the person authorizing and directing such movement, the placard to be plainly readable from a
distance of one hundred (100) feet during daylight.
Equipment Exemptions
From Idaho Code:_____________________________________________________________
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 9. VEHICLE EQUIPMENT
Idaho Code § 49-949 (2010)
§ 49-949. Requirement as to fender or covers over all wheels on motor vehicles
(1) It shall be unlawful for any person to operate or move or any owner to permit to be operated or
moved, any motor vehicle, truck, bus, semitrailer or trailer, upon any highway without having the vehicle
equipped with fenders or covers which may include flaps or splash aprons, over and to the rear of wheels,
as follows:
(a) On the rear wheels of every truck equipped with a body, bus, trailer or semitrailer the fenders or
covers shall extend in full width from a point above and forward of the center of the tires over and to the
rear of the wheels to a point that is not more than ten (10) inches above the surface of the highway when
the vehicle is empty;
(b) Behind the rear wheels of every truck not equipped with a body the fenders or covers shall extend
downward in full width from a point not lower than halfway between the center of the wheels and the top
of the tires on the wheels to a point that is not more than ten (10) inches above the surface of the
highway when the vehicle is empty;
(c) Behind all wheels of every motor vehicle other than trucks, buses, semitrailers, or trailers, the
fenders or covers shall extend in full width from a point above and forward of the center of the tire over
and to the rear of the wheel to a point that is not more than twenty (20) inches above the surface of the
highway, unless the bumper is a factory built bumper fastened directly to the frame of the vehicle
pursuant to factory installation requirements;
(d) Fenders or covers are not required on any modified American-made pre-1935 vehicle, or any
identifiable vintage or replica thereof that is titled as a later assembled vehicle or replica and is used for
show and pleasure use when such vehicle is used and driven only during fair weather on well-maintained
hard-surfaced roads.
(2) Fenders or covers, as used in subsection (1) of this section, shall be deemed to be of sufficient size
and construction as to comply with those requirements if constructed as follows:
(a) When measured on the cross sections of the tread of the wheel or on the combined cross sections of
the treads of multiple wheels, the fender or cover extends at least to each side of the width of the tire or
of the combined width of the multiple tires, as the case may be;
(b) The fender or cover is constructed as to be capable at all times of arresting and deflecting dirt, mud,
water, or other substance as may be picked up and carried by wheels;
(c) For school buses if the body extension behind the rear wheels exceeds five (5) feet.
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 9. VEHICLE EQUIPMENT
Idaho Code § 49-924 (2010)
§ 49-924. Single-beam road-lighting equipment
Head lamps arranged to provide a single distribution of light shall be permitted on motor vehicles
manufactured prior to January 1, 1955, in lieu of multiple-beam road-lighting equipment specified in this
chapter if the single distribution of light complies with the following requirements and limitations:
(1) The head lamps shall be so aimed that when the vehicle is not loaded, none of the high-intensity
portion of the light shall at a distance of twenty-five (25) feet ahead project higher than a level of five (5)
inches below the level of the center of the lamp from which it comes, and in no case higher than forty-two
(42) inches above the level on which the vehicle stands at a distance of seventy-five (75) feet ahead.
(2) The intensity shall be sufficient to reveal persons and vehicles at a distance of at least two hundred
(200) feet.
GENERAL LAWS
TITLE 49. MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER 10. WEIGHT, SPEED AND TIRE REGULATIONS
Idaho Code § 49-1002 (2010)
§ 49-1002. Allowable load per inch width of tire
(1) The maximum allowable load for any vehicle tire operated on any public highway shall not exceed
six hundred (600) pounds per inch width of tire and shall not exceed the manufacturer's load rating,
whichever is less. The width of a tire shall be determined by the manufacturer's description marked on the
sidewall of the tire. Tires on vehicles manufactured prior to July 1, 1987, may exceed the six hundred
(600) pounds per inch width of tire limit subject to a maximum of eight hundred (800) pounds per inch
width of tire. This section shall not apply to nonreducible overweight and/or oversize vehicles and/or loads
as authorized under section 49-1004, Idaho Code.
(2) Except as provided herein, no vehicle or combination of vehicles may proceed past the place of
weighing at temporary or permanent ports of entry or checking stations when the weight carried on a
single tire, as determined by dividing the weight carried on an axle or group of axles by the number of
wheels on the axle or group of axles, exceeds on a single axle the allowable weight above by two
thousand (2,000) pounds or more or the weight of a combination of axles exceeds the allowable weight
above by seven percent (7%) or more. Vehicles or combinations of vehicles which exceed the weight
limitations set forth herein shall be required to be brought into compliance with the applicable weight per
inch width of tire contained within this subsection prior to continuing except those vehicles or
combinations of vehicles which are transporting loads which, in the determination of the board or other
proper authorities in charge of or having jurisdiction over a highway, are deemed unsafe or impractical to
bring into compliance at the place of weighing. Vehicles or combinations of vehicles transporting loads in
this latter category shall obtain a travel authorization to the nearest place of safe unloading, load
adjustment or other means of legalization.
(a) Neither the state of Idaho or its employees, nor any authority and its employees in charge of or
having jurisdiction over a highway, shall be held liable for personal injury or property damage resulting
from the requirements of section 49-1001(8), Idaho Code.
(b) The fee for a travel authorization as set forth above shall be fifty dollars ($ 50.00) and shall be on a
form prescribed by the board or other proper authorities.
(c) The board or other proper authorities in charge of or having jurisdiction over a highway shall adopt
and enforce administrative rules as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of this section.
Emissions Exemptions
Vehicles registered in Northern Ada County are required to undergo emissions testing annually.
Diesel Vehicles:
Diesel vehicles are required to be tested in the same manner as gasoline powered vehicles and are
provided with the same exemptions.
Exemptions:
1. New vehicles for the newest four (4) MYs
2. Pre-1981 MY vehicles
3. Vehicles registered with “Old-Timer” and “Classic” plates
4. Vehicles with a GVWR of less than 1,500 lbs
Ordering Special
License Plates
1. Clearly print all requested information on
the application form.
2. Use one form for each vehicle.
3. Do not send fees with the application. You
will be billed or you may include your
MasterCard or Visa number and card
expiration date.
4. Under certain circumstances, credit may be
given for unexpired vehicle registration fees
when special plates are issued. Contact ITD
Special Plates for specific eligibility
information.
Mail the application to:
Idaho Transportation Department
Vehicle Services – Special Plates
PO Box 7129, Boise, ID 83707-1129
Write to the address above or call (208) 3348649 for more information about special
license plates.
or
Use Restrictions
Any motor vehicle which
qualifies as an “Idaho Old Timer”
or an “Idaho Classic” shall be
used for exhibits, parades, tours,
club
activities
and
such
occasional use as is necessary for
operation and maintenance of the
vehicle, and shall not be used for
business or commercial purposes
or as customary and usual
transportation.
Application For
Special
Plates For
Special
Vehicles
Note
Only one plate is required for
vehicles registered under the Old
Timer,
Classic,
Year-ofManufacture, and Street Rod
programs.
Plates should be
mounted on rear of vehicle.
Fax application to:
(208) 334-8542
Including:
Classic
Old Timer
Street Rod
Year of Manufacture
Hearing-Impaired Applicants
You can obtain additional application forms via
the Internet at: www.itd.idaho.gov/dmv/
You may communicate with Special Plates
through a telecommunication device for the
deaf (TDD) by dialing (208) 334-4458.
ITD 3675 (Rev7-09)
Supply # 01-963610-9
itd.idaho.gov
Special Plates For Special Vehicles
]ITD 3675 (Rev. 07-09)
Supply # 01-963610-9
($25.00 initial program fee plus other applicable fees)
Owner 1 - Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
Idaho Driver License No., SSN, or EIN
Owner 2 - Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
Idaho Driver License No., SSN, or EIN
Physical Idaho Address
City
State
Zip
Mailing Address (if different from above)
City
State
Zip
Daytime Phone Number (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) County Highway District Number
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Vehicle Year
Make
Current Idaho License Plate Number
Expiration Date
Idaho Title Number
Body Type
Model
Color
)Do Not Send Money! You will be billed for your fees or you may authorize payment on your MasterCard or Visa.
MasterCard or Visa Number
Expiration Date
Authorized Signature
Choose One Plate Format Below
Classic (Passenger Vehicle)
Classic Motorcycle
“Classic” license plates are black on white. Every three years you will receive an ownership verification card to verify
that the vehicle and license plate are still in use and your address is current. By affixing your signature below, you
hereby certify that the vehicle is over 30 years old, that it does not qualify as an “Idaho Old Timer”, that it is in
original or authentically-restored condition without major modifications from factory specifications, and that
it will not be used for commercial or regular personal transportation.
IMPORTANT - See “Use Restrictions” and “Note” on the back of this form.
Owner’s Signature
X
Old Timer (Passenger Vehicle)
“Old Timer” license plates are black on aluminum with an embossed car. Every three years you will receive an
ownership verification card to verify that the vehicle and license plate are still in use and your address is current. By
affixing your signature below, you hereby certify that the vehicle was manufactured prior to January 1, 1943, is an
authentic restoration without major modifications from factory specifications, and will not be used for commercial or
regular personal transportation. See “Note” on the back of this form.
Owner’s Signature
X
Street Rod (Passenger Vehicle, Extra $15.00 Annual Renewal Fee)
“Street Rod” license plates are red, white, and blue with an embossed car and sequential numbering. They can be
personalized (use Personalized Plate Application). By affixing your signature below, you hereby certify that the
vehicle was manufactured prior to December 31, 1948, or was designed to resemble such a vehicle. See “Use
Restrictions” and “Note” on the back of this form.
Owner’s Signature
X
Year of Manufacture (Extra $15.00 Annual Renewal Fee)
1974 and older passenger cars and trucks with a GVW of 26,000 lbs or less may display authentic Idaho license
plates manufactured in the same year as the vehicle and for the same type of vehicle. Model years 1969, 1970,
1971, 1972, and 1973 are excluded from this program. Plates must be in serviceable condition as originally
manufactured. The Year of Manufacture plates are restricted to “standard” issued Idaho plates, and exclude any
special interest, special eligibility, or sample plates. Eligible plates must be originally manufactured with either a
painted or embossed year on the plate for the year of the vehicle to be licensed. A color photograph of the plate
is required with the application. By affixing your signature below, you acknowledge that these plates do not have
the reflectorized materials to meet the requirements of Section 49-443(1), Idaho Code, and accept responsibility for
any accident or injury arising out of any possible consequences of not having this reflectorized safety feature on the
license plates.
Please Note: Call Special Plates before submitting your application to make sure your license plate number
is not already in use by the Year of Manufacture Program. Year of Manufacture plates will become available
to other applicants when the registration has been expired for six months or more.
Also read the “Note” on back of this form.
Owner’s Signature
X
ITD Use Only
RCV
EXP
PER
PRG
REG
HDR
PLT
EMS
MAL
ISP
TTL
MO
Vehicle or Hull Identification Number Inspection Certification
ITD 3403 (Rev. 08-10)
Supply # 01-958038-0
Idaho Transportation Department
2
 Complete all sections related to Vehicle
 Do not use codes from any title 
 Spell out makes and models 
To provide an accurate description, this form must be filled out directly from the vehicle/vessel without the use of other
documentation. This form must be completed by a law enforcement officer or an authorized agent of the Idaho Transportation
Department (ITD).
st
1 Vehicle (VIN) or Hull (HIN) Identification Number – (VINs typically have 17 numbers; HINs typically have 12)
1
2
3
4
5
VIN/HIN Discrepancy (Explain)
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
nd
2 Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
1
2
VIN/HIN
Location
Type of
Vehicle
Model Year
Length
3
4
5
Dash
Door
Auto/PU/Van
Motorcycle
Snowmobile
Truck
RV
ATV
Headstock
Trailer
Mobile Home
UTV
Boat
Make
Trailer Tongue L - R
Engine Size
Width
Weight
Other (Describe)
cc
Motorcycle FMVSS Sticker
Wheel base on ATV or UTV (See back of form)
Body Type
Motorcycle Is:
Off-road
Transom
Model
Fuel Type
Horsepower
Yes
No
Number of Wheels on ATV or UTV
Color
Hull Material
Propulsion
Comments/Description/Other Pertinent Data
On-road
Odometer Reading (no tenths)
Not Actual – Warning – Odometer Discrepancy
Exceeds Mechanical Limits
Exempt
No Odometer
Inspection Officer or Agent's Signature (I certify I have physically inspected the vehicle described above) Applicant's Name
X
Agency Name
Badge Number
Applicant's Address
City/Area
Date Inspected
City, State, Zip
Wheelbase is the
distance between the
center of the front axle
and the center of the
farthest rear axle
Daytime Phone Number
ITD 3395 (Rev. 1-08)
Supply # 01-958022-4
Statement of Correction or Erasure
Idaho Transportation Department
Vehicle Services
Vehicle/Hull Identification Number
Make/Model
Year
Regarding the title paperwork for the above-described vehicle/vessel, a correction was made on the following document(s):
Describe the error and reason for the correction or erasure
Signature of the individual who made and corrected the above-described error
Individual/Representative's Name (Printed)
Company Name
Individual/Representative's Signature
Date
Application for Certificate of Title
ITD 3337 (Rev 01-10)
itd.idaho.gov
Idaho Transportation Department
Important: All vehicles and vessels not currently titled in Idaho must have an inspection completed by a peace officer, or an agent for the
Idaho Department of Transportation.
This application must be typed and is not a Certificate of Title.
Brands:
Rebuilt Salvage
Previous Idaho Title No.
Previous State Brand
Reconstruct
Instructions are on Page 2
Repaired
1st Vehicle or Hull Identification No.
Other ___________________________________________
Idaho Sales Permit No.
Purchase Date
(required for leasing or
rental companies)
Lease
Rental
Tax Not Included
Tax Exempt Sale (Enclose Tax Form)
Year
Make
Description
Weight
Length
Body Type
Model
Color (Primary/Secondary)
Fuel Type
Wheel Base
Width
Horsepower
Propulsion
Hull Material
Odometer Reading (no tenths) Odometer Status
Odometer Reading Date
Actual
In Excess
Not Actual
No Device
Exempt
Previous State
Previous State Brand
Previous State Title No.
Section 4
Sales Information
Section 1
Vehicle/Vessel Description
2nd VIN If Assigned
Gross Sales Price ...................................... $
•
Qualifying Rebates .................................... $
•
Trade-In Allowance (Dealer Sales Only) ... $
•
Adjusted Gross Sales Price ....................... $
•
Net Idaho Sales Tax Due........................... $
•
Net Idaho Sales Tax Collected by Seller ... $
•
Trade-In Information
For Tax Purposes, Trade-Ins are Allowed on Dealer Retail Sales Only
Year
Owner #1 Full Legal Name (Last, First, Middle) or Business Name
Or
And
LSR
DBA
Or
And
LSE
DBA
Make
Body Type
Model
Vehicle Identification No. (VIN)
Owner #1 Idaho Driver’s License Number or SSN / EIN if Business
Company Name
Owner #2 Idaho Driver’s License Number or SSN / EIN if Business
Company Address
Section 5
Company Signature
Section 2
Purchaser – Owner
Owner #2 Full Legal Name (Last, First, Middle) or Business Name
Owner #3 Full Legal Name (Last, First, Middle) or Business Name
Physical Address of Owner’s Current Legal Residence or Business
Mailing Address if different from Owner’s Current Legal Residence
City
State
Title
Phone No.
(
Date
)
I certify that all information on this application is correct and that I have
witnessed the signature(s) of the person(s) signing this application.
Authorized Signature
X
Zip+4
Title documents will be mailed to the county office located in
(City)
Primary Lienholder Name
City
State
Zip+4
Secondary Lienholder Name
Section 6
Fees Paid
Section 3
Lienholder(S)
Mailing Address
Title Fee ................................................$
14•00
$26.00 Rush Fee (Optional) .................$
•
Total Collected .......$
•
Mailing Address
Section 7
Applicant Signature
City
State
Zip+4
I, the undersigned, certify that the vehicle/vessel described above is owned by me and this vehicle/vessel will not be the subject of a lien prior to
receipt of the title unless indicated in Section 3. I further certify that all information contained herein is true and correct to the best of my knowledge
and belief. I hereby make application for a Certificate of Title for said motor vehicle/vessel. The signature below is my true and legal signature.
Daytime Phone
Date
Daytime Phone
Date
X
X
Page 1 of 2
ITD 3337 (Rev. 01-10)
Application for Certificate of Title
Idaho Transportation Department
itd.idaho.gov
Instructions
For signatures, remember:
• If an agent signs this form for any applicant's signature, either the original document appointing the agent (e.g., power of
attorney) or a copy verified to be a true copy of the original must be attached. The power of attorney must include a complete
vehicle/vessel description and be signed by the grantor.
• If two owners of record will be shown on the title, either may sign if their names will be connected by "OR", but both must
sign if their names will be connected by "AND".
• The applicant's signature must be witnessed; by the dealer, or financial agency; or it will not be processed.
Section 1 ..... Enter the complete vehicle or hull identification number, and if there was a previous Idaho title enter the title
number. Generally, the odometer reading on vehicles being transferred that are newer than 10 years must be the
current actual reading. Older vehicles generally are exempt, but the odometer reading may be entered at the
owner’s request. Also include model year, make, model, description, and as much information as you have.
Section 2 ..... List the new owner(s) of record using the full legal last name, first name, and middle name as listed on their
Idaho driver’s license. Enter the current driver’s license number or SSN. If there are two owners, check the
"OR" or "AND," and add the second owner. If an individual is "doing business as" a company name, check
DBA. Businesses must include their EIN. List the current physical address, and mailing address, if different.
Section 3 ..... This section is to be completed when there is to be a lienholder. It should be filled out with complete lienholder
information, and the title will be issued with the lien and mailed to the first lienholder.
Section 4 &5 These sections are filled out by the dealer and each line completed accurately. Note to dealers: you are certifying
the accuracy of the information and witnessing the signature of the applicant.
Section 6 ..... These are titling fees, and a check in that amount will need to be included.
Section 7 ..... Applicant, you are certifying the accuracy of the information on this document, and that this vehicle/vessel is
owned by you.
Idaho Title Fee - $14.00
RUSH Fee - $26.00
Include an $14.00 Idaho title fee with this completed application.
For "RUSH" service, add $26.00 to the $14.00 title fee for a total of $40.00.
Failure to complete any of the above requirements will result in the application being returned.
Faxed copies are not acceptable.
If you have questions, please contact the Title Assistance Unit at (208) 334-8663, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00
p.m. Mountain time.
Thank You
Page 2 of 2
Duplicate Idaho Title Application
ITD 3367 (Rev. 08-10)
Supply # 01-957105-8
Idaho Transportation Department
This form must be notarized. Only the owner or lienholder of record or their agent may apply for a duplicate title.
• To ensure proper processing of your application, use the step-by-step instructions on page 2.
• This form cannot be used to transfer ownership to a new buyer or transferee. To transfer ownership use form ITD 3369.
• Take the completed application to any county motor vehicle office. Checks are made payable to that county;
or
mail the completed application to the following address with a check for the applicable fee made payable to Ada County.
Be Sure to Include the Proper Fee - Do Not Send Cash
Physical Address
Mailing Address
Ada County Processing Center
Ada County Processing Center
Regular Duplicate Fee - $14.00
Title Search Fee - $7.00*
9115 Chinden Blvd
PO Box 140019
RUSH Duplicate Fee - $40.00
Garden City ID 83714
Garden City ID 83714
SECTION 1
Vehicle/Vessel Information - Required
Vehicle/Hull Identification Number*
Year
Title Number*
Make
Model
*BOTH the Vehicle/Hull Identification Number and Title Number are necessary to locate your record. Your Registration should have both numbers. If your
Registration is not available, contact any county vehicle licensing office for this information. Include an additional $7.00 title search fee if either is left blank.
Original Owner Information and Lienholder Information
as Shown on Current Title - Required
Owner #2 - Name Shown on Original Title
Or
And
LSR
DBA
Or
And
LSE
DBA
Owner #2 - Full Legal Name (Last, First, Middle) or Business Name
Lienholder of Record
Idaho Driver’s License Number or SSN / EIN if Business
Mail Title to Different Address
Or
And
LSR
DBA
Or
And
LSE
DBA
Idaho Driver’s License Number or SSN / EIN if Business
Owner #3 - Name Shown on Original Title
City, State, Zip
SECTION 3
Owner #1 - Full Legal Name (Last, First, Middle) or Business Name
SECTION 5
SECTION 2
Owner #1 - Name Shown on Original Title
Owner Information to be Shown on Duplicate Title - Required*
Complete only if the duplicate title is to be mailed to an address
other than the address shown above for owner or lienholder
C/O Name
Owner #3 - Full Legal Name (Last, First, Middle) or Business Name
Complete Physical Address of Owner's Current Legal Residence or Business
Owner's Current Mailing Address (if different)
Address (Street, City, State, Zip)
Added Owner's Signature
X
*This section will be used to correct our records, add, drop and/or change a
name. SSN and DL numbers will not be printed on Title. (See Page 2)
To Release Lien on Original Title
To Add New Lien to Duplicate Title
Authorized Representative's Name (Print)
Authorized Representative's Signature
X
Date
SECTION 6
SECTION 4
Lienholder of Record
Lienholder's Name
Address
City, State, Zip
SECTION 7
Owner's or Lienholder of Record's Signature With Notary - Required
I hereby make application for duplicate title for the vehicle/vessel
Subscribed and sworn before me this
described above. The original title has been lost unless otherwise
indicated.
Illegible
Mutilated
day of
(Please attach the old title if either of the above are checked).
I certify under penalty of law that all statements contained in this application are true and correct. I realize that I cannot use this form to sell
this vehicle/vessel. I hereby authorize the new title to be issued in the
name(s) shown in Section 5. The signature below is my true and legal
signature.
year
SEAL
or
STAMP
X
X
Notary Public's or Idaho Transportation Department Agent's Signature
Daytime Phone Number (Include Area Code)
Page 1 of 2
ITD 3367 (Rev. 08-10)
Supply # 01-957105-8
Duplicate Idaho Title Application
Idaho Transportation Department
Instructions
For signatures, remember:
• If an agent signs this form for any applicant's signature, either the original document appointing the agent (e.g., power of attorney)
or a copy verified to be a true copy of the original must be attached. The power of attorney must include a complete vehicle/vessel
description and be signed by the grantor with the grantor's signature notarized.
•
If two owners of record were shown on the original title, either may sign if their names were connected by "OR", but both must sign
if their names were connected by "AND".
•
If the lienholder of record is applying, enter the business name with an authorized party’s signature and job title.
•
The applicant's signature must be either notarized or witnessed by an assessor or deputy assessor, or it will not be processed.
•
A signature from the lienholder in Section 7 does not release their lien.
Note .............. Sections 1, 2, 5, and 7 are required to be filled out completely and correctly.
Section 1 ....... Enter the complete vehicle or hull description. Both the vehicle/hull identification number and title number must be listed.
Also include model year, make, model, and description.
Section 2 ....... List the current owner of record. If there are two owners, check the "OR" or "AND," whichever appeared on the original
title, and list the second owner. If an individual is "doing business as" a company name, check DBA. List the current
lienholder information and mailing address.
Section 3 ....... If the duplicate title is to be mailed to a party other than the owner or lienholder, list the address in this section.
Section 4 ....... This section is to be completed and signed by the lienholder of record if they wish to release their lien. A separate release
attached to the duplicate application is also acceptable. If an existing lien shown on the title record has not been released,
the duplicate title will be issued with the lien and mailed to the lienholder.
Section 5 ....... Completing this section accurately will ensure your title and our records are correct. List the full legal names of all
owners to be shown on the new duplicate title.
Check "OR" or "AND", if there are two or more owners.
If an individual is "doing business as" a company name, check "DBA".
Provide Idaho Drivers License numbers or Idaho ID Card numbers, or SSN for owners 1 and 2.
List the primary owner's current physical address, and mailing address if different.
If "AND" is checked, any owner that did not appear on the original title must sign here. A name can only be added or
removed if an owner on the original title has signed Section 7.
Section 6 ....... Complete this section to add a new lien to the duplicate title.
Section 7 ....... It is presumed that your title has been lost. If it has not been lost, but is illegible or mutilated, check the appropriate box
and attach the title.
Mail this completed application and a check for the proper fees, as indicated below. Make check payable to Ada County, and mail to
the address on page 1; or
You may bring this form to your local county assessor’s motor vehicle office with the fees listed. Make your check out to that county.
Duplicate Idaho Title Fee - $14.00
Title Search Fee - $7.00
RUSH Fee - $26.00
Include a $14.00 duplicate Idaho title fee with this completed application.
If you do not have both the vehicle/hull identification number and the title number, add $7.00
for a title record search to the $14.00 duplicate title fee, for a total of $21.00.
(The title number and VIN/HIN can be found on your Idaho Registration.)
For "RUSH" service, add $26.00 to the $14.00 duplicate title fee for a total of $40.00.
Failure to complete any of the above requirements will result in the application being returned.
Faxed copies are not acceptable.
If you have questions, please contact the Title Assistance Unit at (208) 334-8663, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Mountain time.
Thank You
Page 2 of 2
Indemnifying Affidavit
ITD 3410 (Rev. 6-09)
Supply # 01-958056-2
itd.idaho.gov
Idaho Transportation Department
Vehicle Services
Vehicle/Hull Identification Number
Year
Make
Model
Zip
Date Purchased
Vehicle/Vessel Purchased From
Address
City
State
I, the undersigned, acknowledge it is a felony to make a false statement in this affidavit (Section 49-518, Idaho Code). I certify that
the above-described vehicle/vessel is free from all liens and encumbrances, except as set forth in my application for Idaho Certificate
of Title. I am entitled to possession and ownership of the vehicle or vessel because:
If the vehicle described above was imported from another country, I certify that the vehicle is now in Idaho. If the vehicle was commercially
imported, I certify that to the best of my knowledge all U.S. DOT Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, EPA, and US Customs and Border
Protection requirements have been or will have been satisfied within the required timeframe. If the vehicle was imported for personal use from
Canada, I certify that I am aware that I may be assessed a civil penalty up to $5,000 and/or the vehicle may be seized by the US Customs and
Border Protection if the vehicle has not met their entry requirements prior to the registration and/or titling of this vehicle. I accept full
responsibility for complying with all U.S. DOT Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, EPA, and US Customs and Border Protection
requirements.
If the above described property is a vessel, ATV, off-road motorbike, snowmobile, utility type vehicle, slide-in truck camper, or neighborhood
electric vehicle (NEV), and no title or Manufacturer's Statement of Origin (MSO) or Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin (MCO) is being
submitted, I certify that no MSO or MCO exists and that the vessel or vehicle has never been titled unless otherwise indicated below.
Other Pertinent Facts:
This affidavit is attached to and made a part of my application for Idaho
Certificate of Title to the above-described vehicle/vessel. I do hereby
agree to warrant and defend said Title, and to not only save harmless and
defend, regardless of outcome, the Idaho Transportation Department
(ITD) from the expenses of and against all suits, actions, claims, losses,
or assertion of claims including costs, expenses and attorney fees to
which the department may be subjected on account of any defect in my
Title to the vehicle/vessel in question, but also to pay any and all
damages suffered by any person or entity resulting from the issuance of
this title by the Idaho Department of Transportation.
Subscribed and sworn before me this
day of
County of
SEAL
Signature Owner / Business Representative
X
Printed Full Legal Name / Business Name
Daytime Phone Number
(
)
Owner’s Idaho Drivers License Number or SSN / Business ‘s EIN
My Commission Expires
Owner’s Physical Address / Business’s Physical Address
City
State
Zip
Notary Public’s or ITD
Agent’s Signature
. year
, State of
ITD 3738 (Rev. 07-10)
Bill Of Sale
Supply # 01-967717-8
Idaho Transportation Department
st
Vehicle or Hull Identification Number (1 )
Title Number
nd
Vehicle Identification Number (2 ) See Note*
Vehicle Year
Vehicle Make
Weight
Vehicle Model
Full Length and Width
Description
*Note: Second VIN should be provided for most motor homes and must be entered for double-wide mobile and manufactured homes.
Brands:
Rebuilt Salvage
Previous Brand
Odometer Reading (No Tenths)
Reconstruct
Actual Miles
Exempt
Repaired
Not Actual
No Odometer
Other
Exceeds Mechanical Limits
Seller’s Full Legal Printed Name
Buyer’s Full Legal Printed Name
Physical Address
Idaho Driver’s License Number or SSN / EIN if Business
City
State
Zip Code
Mailing Address (If different than physical address)
City
City
State
Zip Code
Daytime Phone Number
True Selling Price
Physical Address
Zip Code
State
Zip Code
Mailing Address (If different than physical address)
City
Sale Date
State
Daytime Phone Number
$
New Lienholder Name or “None”
City
Address
State
Zip Code
Seller
I hereby sell the vehicle described above for the selling price indicated. I certify that the odometer reading given is
accurate to the best of my knowledge. I also certify that I have disclosed to the buyer all known brands associated
with this vehicle. I understand that I must file a release of liability statement within five days of delivering the vehicle to
the buyer. I also understand that listing a false selling price, name, or address on this form is a felony under Section
49-518(5), Idaho Code.
Seller’s Signature
X
Buyer
I am aware of the odometer certification made by the seller, and understand the seller must disclose any brands that
have been placed on this vehicle. I also understand that I must apply for title within 30 days to avoid a penalty
whether the vehicle is registered or not.
Buyer’s Signature
X