A Colorado notary acknowledgment is an official verification form signed and sealed by a notary public confirming the authenticity of an individual’s signature on a document. In order to get an acknowledgment, the signatory must appear before the notary, present identification, have the notary review the document and witness their signature, and receive a certificate with the notary’s signature and stamp.
A notary public can hold a term of office four years before renewal (§ 24-21-521(6)).
Yes, remote online notarization (RON) is permitted. The state statutes were amended after the passing of Senate Bill 20-096.
State of Colorado
County of [COUNTY]
This record was acknowledged before me on [MM/DD/YYYY] by [SIGNER NAME] .
Notary’s Official Signature: ________________________
Title of Office: [TITLE OF OFFICE]
My Commission Expires: [MM/DD/YYYY]
