General iCourt Portal Questions
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If you are a member of the general public or media, you do not need to register on the iCourt Portal.
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Extended access allows justice partners such as attorneys, law enforcement, and other authorized users to view additional case information beyond what is available to the general public. Extended access users must register and be approved before gaining access.
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To apply for extended access, visit the iCourt Portal and select "Apply for Extended Access." You will be guided through the application process, which includes verifying your identity and role. Once submitted, your application will be reviewed and you will receive a notification regarding your approval status.
Public Record Search Questions
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Yes, electronic court records are available for all 44 counties.
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Electronic records are available from 1995 and forward, although some information for older cases may be available.
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All public court records are made available according to the rules outlined in Idaho Court Administrative Rule (ICAR) 32.
The public shall have access to the following if they exist in electronic form:
The status of both pending and closed cases is available to the public. However, to ensure personal privacy, the following information is not provided to the public:
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Electronic records are available from 1995 and forward, although some information for older cases may be available.
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You must contact the Office of the Clerk or the courthouse in the county where the case originated. Please click here for a local court directory.
Extended Access Questions
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If you are a member of the general public or media, you do not need to register on the Portal. Registration is only for users who require "extended access" which is provided to federal, state, and local officials, or their agents, in the exercise of their official duties.
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Once you have read ICAR 32 and conclude a need for access, you will need to register at mycourts.idaho.gov. More information about the complete registration process can be found here.
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The Idaho Supreme Court may authorize ‘extended access’ to confidential court records for federal, state, and local officials, or their agents, in the exercise of their official duties and powers as deemed appropriate. Access to confidential court records is governed by Idaho Court Administrative Rule 32. Please read the full text of the rule to determine whether or not you qualify for access to confidential court records. The current levels of extended access and approved agencies can be found in the Idaho Supreme Court Extended Access Order.