Attention Idaho Residents! Starting July 1, 2025, the Idaho Crime Victims Compensation Program (CVCP) will require all adult victims and claimants aged 18 and older to verify their lawful presence in the U.S. as part of eligibility for compensation.
To ensure eligibility, victims and claimants will need to provide:
- Social Security Numbers
- Driver’s License Information or relevant documentation, see section 4(b) for further guidance.
- A signed attestation
In preparation for this change, CVCP has updated all application forms to include the required sections for verifying lawful presence.
For further information and to access the updated application forms, please reach out to the CVCP office at 205-334-6080 or email cvcp.admin@iic.idaho.gov or darci.anderson@iic.idaho.gov.
Thank you for your attention to this important matter and for your ongoing support of victims’ rights in Idaho. Together, we can continue to make a positive impact!
Welcome!
With a legacy dating back to 1986, the Idaho Crime Victims Compensation Program (CVCP) was established to assist victims of crime with costs related to treatment for injuries sustained as a result of a crime. The program is also responsible for covering the expenses associated with sexual assault forensic examinations for persons (adults and minors) victimized in Idaho.
The program works with victims and their family members to ensure they understand the benefits available to them and to assist them in accessing the necessary treatment or services. We also ensure the privacy and confidentiality of victims.
At the core of our program is the belief that offenders should be held accountable for costs associated with their criminal activity. We actively pursue reimbursement for crime-related costs from offenders through restitution and any other source of payment.
Our Mission
Ensure eligible victims are provided appropriate financial assistance to aid in recovery from the traumatic effects of crime.
Our Vision
Meet the needs of victims by progressively, compassionately, and effectively easing the impact of crime.