District of Idaho

District of Idaho - Complete Questionnaires(s)

Click the button below to complete your online juror Qualification and Supplemental Questionnaire(s). You will need your nine (9) digit juror participant number which is located on your jury summons. We have had reports of jurors having issues with completing questionnaires on a Tablet or on their mobile device. 

If you are having trouble logging in, please verify that you were summoned by the
District of Idaho.  

Questions about Jury Service

• Postpone Jury Service
• Excuses from Jury Service
• Disqualification from Jury Service
• Exemption from Jury Service

If you have questions about jury service, please review the Jury FAQs page.

Your nine (9) digit juror participant number is located on your jury summons above Step 1. If you have lost your paperwork, please call the jury office to obtain a new summons and your juror participant number.

IMPORTANT:  When filling out your questionnaires, Do Not use the browser back and forward arrows/buttons on the top of the computer screen or you will automatically be logged out of eJuror losing the information that you have entered. 

Please use the buttons at the bottom of the eJuror questionnaire screens as shown below.

The court understands that not all prospective jurors have access to a computer. You may wish to use your local library’s public computer terminals to access our website. The court also makes computers available to the public if it is convenient for you to visit us at our court location. However, if none of these options are available to you, and you require a paper copy of the questionnaires, please call toll free 1-844-868-6769.

• If your address is different than what is listed on the summons, please provide your new address.
• Paper questionnaires need to be completed and returned within 5 days of receipt. 

Questionnaires can now be completed on Mobile Devices

Our court uses the national eJuror program which gives potential jurors the option to complete jury questionnaires online through the U.S. Court's website.