- Your driver’s license or other verifiable identification updated with your new name.
- Print and sign the old name in the Seller's area and print the new name in the Buyer's area. (Example below)
- Title fee $7.20.
Appointments are available at larimer.gov/bookatime.
Older versions or titles from other states may have different formats and may vary from what is shown below. If you are unsure of how to complete the title assignment, we will assist you when you visit our office.
Errors made on this document can cause long delays, and in some situations, a duplicate title may be required.
Updating your Title
When a title or an MSO is subject to a lien, additional owners may not be added unless new lien paperwork is submitted. You must contact your lender to complete this process.
When a Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin (MSO) is assigned to one owner and no liens are to be filed on the new title, the assigned owner may request to add a name by:
- Completing the DR2395 form to include all owners. The back must be completed in the Joint Tenancy with Rights of Survivorship section.
To expedite this process, all owners should be present during the transaction. If an owner cannot be present, please call our office to discuss options.
- You must be the owner remaining on the title
- If the owner is a business, the agent acting on behalf of the business must provide a letter of authorization
- If the owner is an individual who will not be present at the appointment, the acting agent must have a valid power of attorney
- Driver’s License or other Secure and Verifiable Identification (SVID)
- Title with the signature of the person(s) being removed in the seller’s section.
- $7.20 Title Fee
If the name removal involves divorce, death, or other unique situations, please call our office. Additional documentation may be required.