Colorado jdf 1514 form-2026

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Colorado JDF 1514 form in the editor.
Begin by filling in your personal information as the Petitioner. Indicate whether you are the Father or Mother, and provide your Date of Birth, Length of Residence in Colorado, and Current Mailing Address.
Next, complete the Respondent's information. Again, specify if they are the Father or Mother, and include their Date of Birth, Length of Residence in Colorado, and contact details.
In Section 3, list each child’s Full Name, Present Address, Sex, and Date of Birth accurately.
Proceed to affirm jurisdiction over the Respondent and confirm that minor children reside in this County.
Identify any individuals with whom the children have lived over the past five years along with their relationship to the children.
Finally, indicate your requests regarding paternity determination and any amendments needed for birth certificates.
Review all entries for accuracy before signing at the bottom of the form. Ensure you understand the terms outlined regarding temporary injunctions.

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How do I add a father to a birth certificate in Colorado?

Court Order: When voluntary acknowledgment or genetic testing isnt an option, a court order can establish paternity. The court may order a DNA test and, upon confirmation, issue a paternity order. This legal recognition allows the fathers name to be added to the birth certificate.

How to add father to birth certificate in Colorado?

Unwed parents may sign an Acknowledgment of Parentage. This form is available at the hospital after the birth of your child, at any office of Child Support Services, and through your local vital records office. An affidavit of paternity/parentage may also be signed at your local county child support office.