Colorado License Plate Lookup Options
The Colorado Department of Transportation issues license plates to vehicle owners in the state of Colorado. License plates are issued to Trailers, Motor homes, Passenger vehicles and trucks and motorcycles. The Colorado Department of Transportation offers standard and specialty plates. The standard license plates show when your registration expires. On the other hand, there are several types of specialty plates including Organizational plates, personalized plates and military honor plates. Regardless of the license plate type you want, you need to apply for a license plate within 90 days after buying a vehicle. To begin your Colorado License Plate Lookup online, use the above form
You can apply for the license plate in person, via mail or online. You can use the same ways to perform Colorado License Plate Lookup as well. You can access the license plate or vehicle information you need using the vehicle’s plate, VIN or title number. The two most common ways to access Colorado license plate or vehicle information are using online public databases and making a request for Colorado license plate lookup to the Colorado Department of Transportation. You can make the request to the Colorado Department of Transportation for the license plate or vehicle information you need in person, via mail, online or over the phone.
To make a request to the Colorado Department of Transportation via mail, you’ll have to mail to:
Colorado Department of Transportation
4201 E Arkansas Ave
Denver, CO 80222
You can request for Colorado license plate Lookup over the phone by calling at: 303-757-9011. To make an online request for the license plate or vehicle information you need, visit the Colorado Department of Transportation’s website. The license plate or vehicle information you can access includes:
- The vehicle owner first and last name
- The vehicle’s VIN number
- The vehicle’s registration information
- The vehicle’s address history
Now, the other way of performing Colorado license plate Lookup is an incredibly convenient way of accessing the license plate or vehicle information you need. Once you’ve signed up with the online public databases and have the paid the fees, you’ll be able to perform Colorado license plate Lookup yourself. To lookup the license plate or vehicle information you need, all you’ll have to do is enter the VIN or license plate number in the search engine made available by the online database. Performing Colorado license plate number lookup with online public databases is that simple!
My name is Mary c. Maes I’m now in arizona but will be living back and forth in both states Arizona and Colorado. My plates are due in May which I will still be in Arizona. Please advice me where to get my plates though I would like to continue to have Colorado plates. My Colorado address is 1906 S. Carr st. In Lakewood. Ziggylex @ MSN.com. Will be in Arizona through the summer or for as long as I can stand the heat.
Hello Mary,
Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately we cannot directly assist you license plate registration since we are not affiliated with the Colorado DMV or the Arizona MVD Offices. That being said, as long as you have a physical address in Colorado you should be able to register your vehicle and Colorado license plate with the Colorado DMV. A link to the Colorado DMV Office is listed below for your convenience.
Colorado DMV Offices
Best Regards,
The Search Quarry Team
How can I find my missing brother’s license plate to see where his car is?
Leslie, you might want to contact the Colorado police and report a missing person report if you feel something happened to your brother. We do not have the ability to lookup Colorado license plate numbers by a person’s name.
Will “Searchquery.com” verify if a vehicle is stolen?
Thanks, Roger
Rodger, unfortunately our resources do not have access to that information in Colorado. If you want to inquire if a vehicle is stolen you can run a VIN check with National Insurance Crime Bureau website or contact you local police department to make this inquiry.
I sent for my tags in March the 18th and I still haven\’t received the tags they expire in April now it\’s May. Please advice Thank You
Kathy, you will want to contact the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles directly about your tags not arriving. You can also visit their website and download the form to receive duplicate tags if you cannot resolve this over the phone. Unfortunately all Colorado DMV offices are closed from Covid 19, so you will need to correspond via email, phone or mail to accomplish this.