Apply for Idaho Licenses and Permits

If you are about forming an Idaho LLC you'll need to know which documents are required and steps that need to be followed.  You'll first need to check on name availability, then file a Certificate of Organization, as well as drafting an LLC agreement that spells out the ownership, voting, management and other factors for the LLC.  You can learn more about forming a limited liability company in Idaho by visitng our Idaho LLC page.

Business licenses at the state level are only for specific professions that must be regulated for the health and welfare of the citizens such as: doctors, lawyers, contractors, and so forth. You can visit the Idaho State Professional and Occupational Licensing Board for a complete list of the required professions.  Before commencing business, make certain to register with the Idaho Secretary of State. The State of Idaho does not mandate business licenses for every business at the county and city levels. For county specific information visit the list of Idaho Counties. To apply for a business, have critical information like business name, number of employees, business entity type, corporate officer information and so on. Our Idaho Business License webpage has vital information to assist you with this process, visit it today.

In Idaho, it is required of both you and your finance to apply at the local County Recorder’s Office for a marriage license. While in person, you both need to have your DMV issued photo identification, military identification or a passport, any of which must be current. Importantly, you both must have all of your personal information such as social security numbers or divorce decrees. It is also required that you both read a premarital AIDS pamphlet and must sign that you have done so on the marriage license application. Typically, the fee for a marriage license is $28, although this may vary. There is no waiting period after the license is issued and the license may be used throughout the state and possess no expiration.  Religious leaders, judges or mayors may perform the marriage ceremony.  Visit our Idaho Marriage License page for more information and assistance.