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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by completing the 'Owner Information' section. Ensure you print or type clearly, including all legal owners' names and respective birth dates.
- Sign the certification statement at the bottom of the form. Remember, all owners must sign if there are multiple names listed.
- Locate the Identification Number (HIN/VIN) on your vessel/vehicle. If absent, contact Colorado Parks and Wildlife for assistance.
- Fill out the appropriate Registration Section and check the corresponding fee box at the top of the page.
- Submit your payment as indicated, ensuring checks or money orders are made payable to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Avoid sending cash.
- Finally, apply in person or mail your completed application along with payment to Colorado Parks and Wildlife at the provided address.
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How do I register my boat in Colorado Parks and Wildlife?
Register At an Office Bring a completed boat registration form, copy of proof of ownership and payment for the registration fee with you to the office. Visit the Contact Us page for a list of office locations, or call the Registration Unit at 303-791-1954 for a location near you.
What is the lawsuit against the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission?
Colorado Parks and Wildlife settles with hunting groups that sued claiming commissioners violated open meetings rules. The suit, brought by two hunter advocacy groups, claimed Colorado Parks and Wildlife commissioners talked in secret to spread falsehoods through an op-ed opposing mountain lion hunting.
How to apply for hunting tags in Colorado?
Register at an Office Bring a completed registration form, payment and proof of ownership with you to register at any Colorado Parks and Wildlife location or Registration and Permit Vendor.
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