The Idaho Notice of Intent to Default is a legal document used to notify a debtor that the creditor is preparing to take legal action to collect on the debt. This document is required as part of the Idaho Code of Civil Procedure. It is a formal warning to the debtor that a lawsuit is being prepared against them for nonpayment. The notice must include the full name and address of the debtor, the amount of the debt, the reasons the debt is past due, and a statement that the creditor intends to pursue legal action if the debt is not paid in full. There are two types of Idaho Notice of Intent to Default: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary Notice of Intent to Default is issued by the creditor when the debtor requests it; an involuntary Notice of Intent to Default is issued by the creditor when the debtor does not respond to the voluntary notice.