Driver's License is a division of the Kootenai County Sheriff's Department.

The Idaho Department of Transportation in Boise (Driver Services) regulates business conducted in the Driver's License Office. The office also interfaces with the Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the Social Security Administration.

To obtain a Driver's License/Identification Card, one needs a previous license (this must be surrendered), or a certified copy of a birth certificate and a photo ID. Proof of residency in Idaho (call the office for a list of acceptable documents) and a Social Security card are also required.  In addition, it is necessary to pass written and driving tests if applying for a license. (NOTE: If a license is suspended anywhere, it must be cleared before one can be issued in Idaho.)

To obtain a Driver's Permit, a certified copy of a birth certificate, a Certificate of Compliance that the applicant is enrolled in school (if under 18),and a Photo Identification and a social security card are required. A certified copy of a birth certificate may be obtained from the State Bureau of Vital Statistics in the birth state. The applicant must be 17 years of age or have had Driver Training.

Registration of sex offenders also takes place in the Driver's License Office.

What do I need to bring?
1. A method of payment (cash or local personalized check - no debit or credit cards accepted)
2. Proof of Idaho residency.
3. Proof of age and identity (birth certificate).
4. Social Security card.

If you have moved, make sure Driver's License has your current address.
(Click here for a link to Idaho Change of Address Request).

451 Government Way
Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
(208) 446-1340

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Sandy Delbridge, Supervisor