FAQs
The DMV receives data from licensed Idaho insurance companies identifying vehicles that have coverage.
If you have a policy from an out-of-state insurer that is not reported to the Idaho DMV, you will be classified as not having insurance until an alternative method of proof is provided.
Yes. When registrations are identified as having no valid insurance for two consecutive months, ITD is required to notify the vehicle owner(s). Owners will have 30 days to provide proof of insurance or provide an exception to ITD, or the registration will be suspended.
The DMV receives data from licensed Idaho insurance companies that identifies vehicles with coverage. While insurance companies are required by law to provide this information, some fail to do so and it may result in a vehicle incorrectly identified as not having insurance.
Please use the Idaho DMV’s online self-reporting tool, or call 208-584-4343.
Your vehicle registration will be suspended if you do not respond to the notice, even if you did not receive it. You are responsible for maintaining your address with ITD. You can update your address online by logging into the DMV Portal.
You will have to provide proof of insurance and pay a reinstatement fee of $75. Payment can be made online, by mail or by phone at 208-584-4343.