Colorado Quitclaim Deed Form

Create Document

A Colorado quitclaim deed allows an owner to transfer interest in property to another party without any warranty of title. The grantee assumes all risk with this deed and can take no legal action against the grantor should any title issues arise. The quitclaim deed is typically reserved for transferring between trusted parties and to clean up title defects.

Colorado Quitclaim Deed Form

A Colorado quitclaim deed allows an owner to transfer interest in property to another party without any warranty of title. The grantee assumes all risk with this deed and can take no legal action against the grantor should any title issues arise. The quitclaim deed is typically reserved for transferring between trusted parties and to clean up title defects.

Create Document
PDF
Word (.docx)
OpenDocument
PDF
Word (.docx)
OpenDocument

Last updated February 11th, 2025

Document Preview

A Colorado quitclaim deed allows an owner to transfer interest in property to another party without any warranty of title. The grantee assumes all risk with this deed and can take no legal action against the grantor should any title issues arise. The quitclaim deed is typically reserved for transferring between trusted parties and to clean up title defects.

Downloads: 4,191
  1. Home »
  2. Deeds »
  3. Colorado »
  4. Quit Claim

Recording Details

  • Signing Requirements – Signatures on a quitclaim deed must be acknowledged by the grantor or proved by a witness before a notary public or other officer.[1]
  • Where to Record – County Clerk and Recorder[2]
  • Recording fees – At the time of writing, recording fees are $10 for the first page, $5 per additional page, and a $3 surcharge.[3]

Formatting Requirements

A deed document filed with the county recorder must have a 1″ margin on the top and 0.5” on all remaining sides.[4]

Quitclaim Deed (Preview)