Library Card Request Form

Complete the form and click Submit.

Anyone who lives in Iowa may apply for a State Library Card.
You may also apply for a State Library Card by mail or by applying in person at the Law Library.
With your library card you can check out materials from the State Library collection and access many online resources.
The State Library encourages Iowans to use their local public library as their "home" library.
If you need your State Library card number or a replacement card please contact library staff.

Your Full Name

Home Street Address

Home City

Home Zip Code

Home Phone Number

Cell Phone Number

Home E-Mail Address

Proof of Iowa Residency Upload proof of Iowa residency. This could be a scanned image of a photo ID (valid Iowa Driver’s License or non-driver ID, Military ID, US Passport), or a school ID if high-school age or younger.

State Employee Status

State of Iowa employment status.

Are you an employee of the State of Iowa? If YES, please complete the next section to add your office address and contact information. If NO, skip to the Terms of Agreement below.

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No

State of Iowa E-mail Address Provide your State of Iowa e-mail address where we can contact you.

Name of State Agency Enter the name of the state agency you work for.

Work Address Street address of the state agency you work for.

Work City Enter the city of the state agency you work for.

Work Zip Code Enter the zip code of the state agency you work for.

Work Phone Number Provide an office number where you can be reached at the state agency you work for.

Terms of Agreement I agree to abide by the circulation policies of the State Library of Iowa. I understand that I will be held personally responsible for materials borrowed from the State Library of Iowa and for charges for printouts, copies, scans and faxes that have been made in my name. Charges will be incurred for lost or damaged materials, up to $100 of the replacement cost.

I agree
I do not agree

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