Transferring out-of-state driver license process
- You may transfer your valid, out-of-state driver license to Colorado. You must schedule an appointment.
- 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.
- 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.
- Your Motor Vehicle Record must:
- Be printed within the last 30 days, and
- Indicate valid driving privilege or privilege expired less than one year
- Your Motor Vehicle Record must:
When visiting a driver license office, please bring the following:
- 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.
- Applicable fee.
Please note - if you have had a name change, you will need to bring name change documents.