This paper aimed to investigate the Item Parameter Drift (IPD) in the TIMSS among Iranian 8th grade students and its impact on estimating their capability parameter. The statistical population of this study included all Iranian 8th grade students who participated in the TIMSS in 2003، 2007 and 2011; 1224 students (408 students per test course) who responded to 40 trend items in the current test. The presence or absence of IPD was tested using SPSS (Version 23) Software and Logistic Regression method. The result showed that، among 40 trend items، 2 items were diagnosed with IPD which were characterized with a uniform IPD and 1 item had a non-uniform IPD. However، given the criteria of Goodwin-Gill's effect size، both items were characterized with little effect size. The students' capability (θ ) in the presence of all trend items was calculated to address the impact of ID on students' capability. Having identified and deleted the items with IPD، the capability parameter (θ ) was calculated using BILOG-MG Software. Next، the Dependent T-test was used to examine the difference between the means and their significance. The results indicated that that rate of drift did not last a significant impact in determining the students' capability.