What documents do I need for new resident guide in Idaho?
Reviewed 2026-10-01 · Source: Idaho Transportation Department (ITD), Division of Motor Vehicles
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For new resident guide in Idaho, Idaho Transportation Department (ITD), Division of Motor Vehicles lists 3 items: Proof of citizenship/lawful presence; Proof of Idaho residency; Out-of-state title. Confirm with the agency before you go.
Starting fee
$3.75 per new plate; EMS $1.25; ISP $3.00 (example figures)
Where
Online or in person
Steps
7 steps
- Proof of citizenship/lawful presence
- Proof of Idaho residency
- Out-of-state title
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Fees
| Fees on the official pageConfirm current amounts with the agency | $3.75 per new plate; EMS $1.25; ISP $3.00 (example figures) |
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New to Idaho / Registering Vehicles in Idaho · Idaho Transportation Department (ITD), Division of Motor Vehicles · reviewed 2026-10-01
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