Get Requestor Release And Affidavit Of Intended Use - Colorado - Colorado

For questions regarding your vehicle registration, call the Division of Motor Vehicles at 303.205. 5600 or visit dmv.colorado.gov/vehicles.

In order to obtain a new copy of your vehicle registration or title please visit: mydmv.colorado.gov. Go to the "Vehicle Services" tab and then select "Request a duplicate registration card" or "Request a duplicate title."

All residents must register their vehicles within 60 days of purchase, and/or within 90 days after becoming a resident of Colorado. If you have financed a vehicle through a lender/bank or dealership, please allow up to 60 days after purchase before coming in to register the vehicle.

What Do I Need for a Colorado Title Transfer? Obtain the vehicle's title and other documents from the vehicle's seller. Take the vehicle documents and other required forms, including the title application, to your local county title office. Pay the necessary fees, such as the title and registration fees, and taxes.

Do I Need a Bill of Sale? If you are purchasing a vehicle through a dealership, a secure bill of sale will be used. If you are purchasing a vehicle from or selling a vehicle to another private party, the buyer needs a Bill of Sale.

Once they have received and processed your data, it can take up to 15 business days for you to receive your renewal documents by postal mail.

First-time vehicle registration transactions can be completed online through myDMV (Vehicle Services tab) or directly with your county motor vehicle office, once you receive your Title Complete notice from the county.

Background checks / Clearance letters are a notarized statement that identifies what a person's history has been with a local law enforcement agency. Clearance letters/background checks only apply to the particular law enforcement agency that it is provided by.