An Idaho UCC Financing Statement is a legal document used to perfect a security interest in personal property located in the state of Idaho. A UCC Financing Statement is filed with the Idaho Secretary of State and serves to publicly record the secured party's interest in the collateral. The filing creates a lien on the collateral, providing the secured party with a priority interest in the event of a bankruptcy or other legal proceeding. There are two types of Idaho UCC Financing Statements: an initial financing statement and an amendment. An initial financing statement is used to record a new security interest, while an amendment is used to make changes to an existing financing statement, such as changes in the debtor or secured party, or to add additional collateral. Both types of Idaho UCC Financing Statements must include information about the debtor and secured party, a description of the collateral, and the debtor's signature.