Why This Site Exists
Colorado's 64 counties each run their own recording desk, with their own hours and their own paperwork quirks -- and unlike some states, Colorado requires a separate Transfer Declaration alongside most deeds, which trips up a lot of people filing on their own. ColoradoQuitclaimDeed.com pulls the scattered pieces into one place: which office to file with, what the Transfer Declaration actually asks for, and where remote online notarization can save you a trip.
Founded by Nathan Kay
Nathan Kay, a retired real estate broker, built this site after years of watching buyers and sellers get tripped up by the same handful of avoidable mistakes -- a missing legal description, an unnotarized signature, a Transfer Declaration left out of the packet. The goal here is plain-language guidance, not legal jargon, backed by a real person who's actually closed these transactions before.
What You'll Find Here
- A directory of all 64 county clerk and recorder offices, with contact details and what to expect when you file.
- A conversational AI assistant on the homepage that listens to your situation before pointing you toward the right next step.
- A ready-to-use quitclaim deed form, drafted for Colorado's requirements, with a full refund if your county rejects it.
Still not sure which option fits? Chat with the Colorado Quitclaim Assistant on our homepage -- it's built to help you think through your specific situation before you commit to anything.