Quote:
Originally Posted by Francesca Knowles
Sounds like there are other, easier ways, too, Glenn!
I guess those (two) of us that find that shocking are just behind the times.
Francesca
|
First of all I would like to say thanks to everyone for all your input. So after a dozen plus phone calls and over 4hrs on the phone, I finally got to the right person. They were able to check Kansas laws regarding trailers under 2000lbs. Found out that it is the option of the owner to get the trailer titled and/or registered.
They then told me what all I have to do to get a
title in CO. Here are the steps for future reference for those wanting to
title something in CO.
First I have to go find a facility that has a certified
weight scale and are able to issue a Certified
Weight Slip and pay a fee. Not too hard to do. Then I have to take that paperwork with the trailer to a CO State Patrol Office and have the
VIN inspected and certified and then pay another fee. Once I have those, I then have to fill out 3 more forms and then take them to my County DMV (who could not give me the correct answers in the first place) to get a title issued, give me a temporary 60 day tag, pay the property taxes, sales tax, licensing fee, and the filing fees for a new title (which takes 30-60 days). OMG!
Sometimes you just have to wonder why all the paperwork and why you have to travel all over the world to get one simple thing done.