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New Title and Title Transfers in Colorado
How to get a new and transfer title in Colorado
When you get a state issued title in Colorado it verifies that you are the legal owner of your vehicle. If you are purchasing a new vehicle it is required by the state to have a new title in Colorado. If you have a used car you want to give away or sell you will have to do a title transfer within 30 days.
Getting a new title on a new vehicle:
When you purchase a new vehicle the dealership will usually handle the title process. They will submit the necessary fees and paperwork for the buyer to get a new title in Colorado. If you would like to handle this process on your own you also have that option.
How to transfer over a title:
Fill out the following documents and pay the required fees:
- Have the seller sign the title over to you. The title must include the federal odometer disclosure if the vehicle is less than ten years old.
- If you don't have the selling price and date on the title make sure to include the bill of sale signed by both parties and get it notarized.
- Emission test proof, if applicable for your county of residence.
- If your vehicle is less than ten years old you will need an odometer disclosure statement if it's not indicated on the title.
- Remember to include your ID or Colorado driver's license.
- Have a copy or the original vehicle's financing statement or security agreement.
- Proof of liability insurance coverage.
- A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Verification form completed by an authorized person, if previously titled outside Colorado.
Fees:
- License fees.
- Sales tax on purchase price.
- Ownership tax based on the vehicle's original value and the model year.
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