Terms you can choose
One year or five years only -- no lifetime option, unlike VEP. Not automatically removed at term end: the self-restriction will not end unless and until the person provides notification of their wish to be removed after the term of self-restriction expires.
When it ends
This continues until you request removal.
The restriction does not end on its own; it continues until the person notifies the IGC of their wish to be removed, which can only happen after the chosen term expires. Removal is not effective until the person receives written notice from the IGC.
How to enroll
Sign up for the ISRP online.
This is the IGC's ISRP page -- the same place www.in.gov/igc/ISRP resolves to. Enrollment happens directly online here; there's no downloadable form. If the online identity check can't verify you, the portal tells you to visit an Indiana casino and ask for an IGC Agent, or to book an appointment at the IGC office in Indianapolis. No mail route is listed for signing up. Opening the page is not enrollment.
- Go to the IGC's ISRP page and sign up online. There's no paper form to download. If the online identity check can't verify you, the portal sends you to an Indiana casino (ask for an IGC Agent) or the IGC office in Indianapolis (call ahead for an appointment), with a valid photo ID. No mail route is listed for enrollment.
- Choose a term: one year or five years. There's no lifetime option here, unlike VEP.
- The portal asks for your name, date of birth, Social Security number, a driver's license, state ID or passport number, and multiple-choice identity questions. It also needs a photo of you and an image of your ID.
- One year or five years doesn't end on its own. The restriction stays in place until you notify the IGC you want off, and only after your term has expired.
Before you count on it. ISRP only reaches your mobile sports wagering account -- it does nothing for a casino floor, a retail sportsbook, or an off-track betting window. VEP is the broader program for those, and you can hold both. Pari-mutuel horse racing, paid fantasy sports, and e-sports wagering sit outside ISRP's own definition of sports wagering and aren't covered. The portal's questions and the company behind its identity check weren't observed. Whether residents and visitors are both eligible isn't established. Opening the ISRP page is not enrollment.
Every route we checked
Routes that enroll you
- Online — www.in.gov/igc/ISRP
A person may sign up for the ISRP online via the IGC website at www.in.gov/igc/ISRP. The portal's own message for a failed identity check lists an in-person alternative at an Indiana casino or the IGC office. Mail isn't listed for enrollment. - By mail Not verified — no mail enrollment route is published
No source says mail enrollment is offered or refused, so it is not verified.
Requirements and sources
Sources read 2026-09-24. These are the program's requirements, not a record of anyone's enrollment.
- Terms available
- One year or five years only -- no lifetime option, unlike VEP. Not automatically removed at term end: the self-restriction will not end unless and until the person provides notification of their wish to be removed after the term of self-restriction expires.
- Can a resident enroll
- Not verified: No source addresses residency.
- Can a visitor enroll
- Not verified: No source addresses residency.
- Identification
- Online enrollment asks for a driver's license, state ID or passport number (with state), the last four of the Social Security number and date of birth, and requires a photo of the person and an image of the ID: "Participants must provide an image of one of the following: Drivers License ID front and back, State Issued ID or Passport." "Note: If a participant fails to provide images in accordance with these instructions, the IGC reserves the right to deny your request." Read from the portal's own code 2026-10-01. The removal form separately asks for name, address, DOB, driver's license/state ID number and issuing state.
- Notarization
- Not verified: Not mentioned.
- Witnesses
- Not verified: Not mentioned.
- Notarizing online
- Not researched: Not applicable; no notarization requirement is established.
- How long processing takes
- Not verified: No processing-time interval is published for enrollment. Removal must be acted on within ten days of a request.
- How you are told it took effect
- Not verified: Removal is not effective until the person receives written notice from the IGC; enrollment-side confirmation is not described.
- Application for Removal from ISRP, State Form 57145 (6-21) forms.in.gov · read 2026-09-24
- IGC Exclusions (online portal) secure.in.gov · read 2026-09-24
- Internet Self Restriction Program (ISRP) in.gov · read 2026-09-24
- ISRP Program Summary in.gov · read 2026-09-24
- Sports Wagering FAQs in.gov · read 2026-09-24