C.R.S. Section 42-6-127
Duration of lien of mortgage

  • extensions
  • rules

(1)

The lien of a mortgage or refinancing of a mortgage filed in the manner prescribed in section 42-6-121 or 42-6-129 shall remain valid and enforceable for a period of ten years after the filing of the certificate in the office of the director’s authorized agent or until the discharge of the mortgage on the vehicle, if the discharge occurs sooner, except in the case of trailer coaches; truck tractors; multipurpose trailers, if known when filed; and motor homes, that are subject to the provisions of subsection (3) of this section. During the ten-year period or any extension of such period, the lien of the mortgage may be extended for successive three-year periods upon the holder of the mortgage presenting to the director’s authorized agent of the county where the mortgage is filed or in the county where the owner resides a certification of extension of chattel mortgage, subscribed by the holder of the mortgage and acknowledged by the holder before an officer authorized to acknowledge deeds to real property, in which shall appear a description of the mortgage on the vehicle, to what extent it has been discharged or remains unperformed, and such other information respecting the mortgage as may be required by appropriate rule of the director to enable the director’s authorized agent to properly record the extension.

(2)

Upon receipt of a mortgage extension, the authorized agent shall make and complete the electronic record of the extension as the director by rule may require within the director’s or the authorized agent’s motor and off-highway vehicle database and shall note the fact of the extension of the mortgage on the certificate of title, which may be filed electronically. Thereafter, the authorized agent shall return the certificate to the person shown on the certificate to be entitled to the certificate. If any mortgage other than one on a trailer coach; truck tractor; multipurpose trailer, if known when filed; or motor home has been filed for record and noted on the certificate of title and has not been released or extended within ten years after the date when the mortgage was filed in the office of the authorized agent, the person shown by the records in the director’s office to be the owner of the motor or off-highway vehicle described in the certificate of title, upon filing an application, may request that the authorized agent remove references to the mortgages shown on the records. The authorized agent shall remove all reference to mortgages shown in the authorized agent’s records to have been of record in the office of the authorized agent for more than ten years without being released or extended.

(3)

The duration of the lien of any mortgage on a trailer coach, as defined in section 42-1-102 (106), a truck tractor, as defined in section 42-1-102 (109), a multipurpose trailer, as defined in section 42-1-102 (60.3), or a motor home, as defined in section 42-1-102 (57), shall be for the full term of the mortgage, but the lien of the mortgage may be extended beyond the original term of the mortgage for successive three-year periods by following the procedure prescribed in subsection (1) of this section during the term of the mortgage or any extension thereof.

Source: Section 42-6-127 — Duration of lien of mortgage - extensions - rules, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-42.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

42‑6‑101
Short title
42‑6‑102
Definitions
42‑6‑103
Application
42‑6‑104
Administration - rules
42‑6‑106
Certificates of registration - plates
42‑6‑107
Certificates of title - contents - rules
42‑6‑109
Sale or transfer of vehicle - program
42‑6‑110
Certificate of title - transfer - department records - rules - definition
42‑6‑110.5
Certificates of title - arrangements for transfer of title upon death - beneficiary designation forms - definitions
42‑6‑111
Sale to dealers - certificate need not issue
42‑6‑112
Initial registration of a vehicle - dealer responsibility to timely forward certificate of title to purchaser or holder of a chattel mortgage - penalty
42‑6‑113
New vehicles - bill of sale - certificate of title - rental businesses - rules
42‑6‑114
Transfers by bequest, descent, or law
42‑6‑115
Furnishing bond for certificates
42‑6‑116
Applications for filing of certificates of title - rules
42‑6‑117
Filing of certificate
42‑6‑118
Amended certificate
42‑6‑119
Certificates for vehicles registered in other states
42‑6‑120
Security interests upon vehicles
42‑6‑121
Filing of mortgage - rules
42‑6‑122
Disposition of mortgages by agent - rules
42‑6‑123
Disposition after mortgaging
42‑6‑124
Disposition of certificates of title
42‑6‑125
Release of mortgages - rules
42‑6‑126
New certificate upon release of mortgage
42‑6‑127
Duration of lien of mortgage - extensions - rules
42‑6‑128
Validity of mortgage between parties
42‑6‑129
Second or other junior mortgages
42‑6‑130
Priority of secured interests
42‑6‑131
Mechanic’s, warehouse, and other liens
42‑6‑133
Foreign mortgages and liens
42‑6‑134
Where application for certificates of title made
42‑6‑135
Lost certificates of title
42‑6‑136
Surrender and cancellation of certificate - penalty for violation
42‑6‑136.5
Salvage title
42‑6‑137
Fees
42‑6‑138
Disposition of fees
42‑6‑139
Registration and title application - where made
42‑6‑140
Registration upon becoming resident
42‑6‑141
Director’s records to be public
42‑6‑142
Penalties
42‑6‑143
Altering or using altered certificate
42‑6‑144
False oath
42‑6‑145
Use of vehicle identification numbers in applications - rules
42‑6‑146
Repossession of motor vehicle or off-highway vehicle - owner must notify law enforcement agency - definition - penalty
42‑6‑147
Central registry - rules
42‑6‑148
Off-highway vehicles - sales
42‑6‑201
Definitions
42‑6‑202
Prohibited acts - penalty
42‑6‑204
Private civil action
42‑6‑205
Consumer protection
42‑6‑206
Disclosure requirements upon transfer of ownership of a salvage vehicle - rules - definitions
Green check means up to date. Up to date

Current through Fall 2024

§ 42-6-127’s source at colorado​.gov