Colorado § 4-9-529 Electronic and other filings

Colorado Statutes

§ 4-9-529 — Electronic and other filings

Colorado·Title 04 Uniform·Art. Secured Transactions

(a)(Deleted by amendment, L. 2008, p. 268, � 6.)

(b)The secretary of state shall ensure that presentation for filing may be accomplished electronically, without the necessity for the presentation of a physical original document or the image thereof, if all required information is included and readily retrievable from the data transmitted. All electronic filings shall be retained in a form that facilitates location of the information so filed and production of a true and accurate physical printout or other representation of the information so filed.

(c)The secretary of state is hereby specifically authorized to establish prepaid accounts, an electronic debit system, a system for the acceptance of credit cards or electronic funds transfers, or any combination thereof.

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(a) (Deleted by amendment, L. 2008,
p. 268, � 6.)

(b) The secretary of state shall ensure that presentation for filing may be
accomplished electronically, without the necessity for the presentation of a
physical original document or the image thereof, if all required information is
included and readily retrievable from the data transmitted. All electronic filings
shall be retained in a form that facilitates location of the information so filed and
production of a true and accurate physical printout or other representation of the
information so filed.

(c) The secretary of state is hereby specifically authorized to establish
prepaid accounts, an electronic debit system, a system for the acceptance of credit
cards or electronic funds transfers, or any combination thereof.

(d) To facilitate the filing of documents in the office of the secretary of state
electronically, the secretary of state is hereby specifically authorized to adopt, by
rule, technical standards governing such filings and to reject documents that do not
comply with such standards. Such standards may include, without limitation, the
specification of commercially available software or the dissemination of software
compatible with the secretary of state's reception, storage, and retrieval system.
Where national standards are available and have been promulgated by a recognized
professional organization, the secretary of state shall consider and may use such
national standards as the basis for the rules.

(e) (Deleted by amendment, L. 2008, p. 268, � 6.)

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