Colorado Beneficiary Deed Form

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Colorado beneficiary deed conveys property from the owner to a designated beneficiary upon the owner’s death. Otherwise known as a “transfer on death deed,” this form only becomes effective upon the owner’s passing and does not affect their ability to sell or lease the property.

Colorado Beneficiary Deed Form

Last updated September 2nd, 2025

Colorado beneficiary deed conveys property from the owner to a designated beneficiary upon the owner’s death. Otherwise known as a “transfer on death deed,” this form only becomes effective upon the owner’s passing and does not affect their ability to sell or lease the property.

Revocation of Beneficiary Deed – This document terminates the beneficiary deed.

Recording and Resources

Formatting

  • Margins: 1″ top margin and 0.5″ everywhere else[1]

Signing and Recording

  • Signing Requirements: Notarization[2]
  • Where to Record: County Clerk and Recorder[3]
  • Recording fees: $43 for first page + $5 each additional page (as of this writing)[4]

Resources

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