Those new to Colorado must get new license plates within 30 days of establishing residency or employment. Out-of-state students and military personnel don’t have to get Colorado license plates if they have valid plates from their home state.
The county handles all motor vehicle registrations, mailing annual notices to remind residents to register. Car registration requirements include a valid emissions sticker, vehicle identification number verification, lien holder information, title, and current registration.
County Motor Vehicle Offices
Adams ……………………303-654-6010 Arapahoe………………..303-795-4500 Boulder …………………..303-413-7710 Broomfield ……………….303-464-5888 Denver …………………..303-376-2200 Douglas…………………..303-660-7440 Jefferson ………………….303-271-8100Driver’s License
Colorado requires that new residents apply for a state driver’s license within 30 days of relocating. If your current driver’s license is valid, you’ll need to pass a brief written exam and eye test. Licenses must be renewed every five years. Out-of-state students and military personnel are not required to obtain a Colorado driver’s license if they have a valid home state license.
Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles
1881 Pierce St. Lakewood, 80214 303-205-5600 www.revenue.state.co.us/mv-dirFull-Service Offices
Aurora
14391 E. Fourth Ave 303-344-8400Boulder
2850 Iris Ave. 303-442-3006Denver
1865 W. Mississippi Ave. 303-937-9507Longmont
917 S. Main St. 303-776-4073Northglenn
500 Malley Drive 720-929-8636Parker
17737 Cottonwood Drive 303-627-0985Limited-Service Offices
Broomfield
5139 W. 120th Ave. 720-887-8396
Lakewood
1881 Pierce St. 303-205-5609