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You may transfer your valid, out-of-state driver license to Colorado. You must schedule an appointment.
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Per Colorado Revised Statute 24-60-1106, the license you previously held will be voided (it will be marked with a single hole punch in the upper right corner). You may only hold one valid identification document at a time.
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If you do not have your out-of-state driver license, you may provide a motor vehicle record from your previous state of residence to waive the written exam and drive tests, but you are still required to meet identity requirements.
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Your Motor Vehicle Record must:
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Be printed within the last 30 days, and
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Indicate valid driving privilege or privilege expired less than one year
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Your valid, or expired less than one year, out of state driver license.
The required identification documents.
If you are younger than 21, an Affidavit of Identity must be signed by your parent/legal guardian in front of a driver license employee.
Please note - if you have had a name change, you will need to bring name change documents.