Like many government agencies, the Iowa Department of Transportation's Motor Vehicle Division requires forms for most of its services. For example:

• Driver-related forms:

• If you would like to apply for a special parking permit for drivers with disabilities, you must complete an Application for Persons with Disabilities Parking Permit form.

• If you are involved in a serious auto accident, you may be required to fill out an Iowa Accident Report Form.

• If you are a minor who wishes to obtain a school license, you must complete an Affidavit for School License Form.

• Unfortunately, driver's license applications are not available online. However, you may find other forms related to driver services in the Iowa DOT's Driver Services forms directory.

• Vehicle-related forms:

• Application for Certificate of Title and/or Registration

• Application for Replacement Iowa Certificate of Title

• Application for Certificate of Title/Registration for a Leased Vehicle

• Odometer Disclosure Statement

• Damage Disclosure Statement

• The Iowa DOT makes available additional forms relating to vehicles, registration, and license plates in the Vehicle Services forms directory.

Top Downloading Forms

For your convenience, you can download many of the necessary driver's license and registration forms from the Iowa Department of Transportation's forms download page. The majority of the forms are available as PDF files that can be viewed using the free Adobe Reader software. However, forms are also available as Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, or Desktop eForm files. You may download Desktop eForm free from the forms home page.

You can search for Iowa driver's license and registration forms by title or description. If you can't find the form you're looking for, e-mail Forms.Management@dot.iowa.gov for assistance or call your nearest driver's license station to request a printed copy of the form.

Top Tips for Completing Iowa DMV Forms

• To prevent mistakes, read through the entire form before you begin filling it out.

• Be thorough. Leaving blank spaces or providing incomplete information could delay the processing of your form.

• If you're handwriting your form, be as neat as possible. You may even want to consider using a black or blue erasable ballpoint pen.

• If you don't understand the form, ask for help. Generally, your nearest driver's license station will be able to assist you.

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