Colorado § 10-23-102 Registration required - qualifications - enforcement

Colorado Statutes

§ 10-23-102 — Registration required - qualifications - enforcement

Colorado § 10-23-102

Title 10Insurance

Art.Cash-bonding Agents

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 10-23-102 (2026).

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(1)No person qualifies to be a professional cash-bail agent unless the person registers with the division. However, any bail bonding agent who was licensed by the division as of January 1, 1992, to write bail bonds as a cash-bonding agent may continue to be registered upon compliance with the other requirements of this article.

(2)No firm, partnership, association, or corporation, as such, shall be registered. No person engaged as a law enforcement or judicial officer shall be registered as a cash-bonding agent or professional cash-bail agent.

(3)(a) All registrations expire in accordance with a schedule established by the commissioner, and the registrant shall renew or reinstate the registration in accordance with the rules of the commissioner. If the commissioner schedules a

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(1) No
person qualifies to be a professional cash-bail agent unless the person registers
with the division. However, any bail bonding agent who was licensed by the division
as of January 1, 1992, to write bail bonds as a cash-bonding agent may continue to
be registered upon compliance with the other requirements of this article.

(2) No firm, partnership, association, or corporation, as such, shall be
registered. No person engaged as a law enforcement or judicial officer shall be
registered as a cash-bonding agent or professional cash-bail agent.

(3) (a) All registrations expire in accordance with a schedule established by
the commissioner, and the registrant shall renew or reinstate the registration in
accordance with the rules of the commissioner. If the commissioner schedules a
registration to expire for longer or shorter than a year, the commissioner shall
proportionally adjust the renewal fee for the registration. The registrant must
satisfy all registration and renewal requirements to qualify to register.

(b) The commissioner shall give a registrant a sixty-day grace period to
renew the registration without discipline or sanctions. The commissioner may
establish renewal fees and delinquency fees for reinstatement by rule. If a person
fails to renew a registration when required by the schedule established by the
commissioner, the registration expires.

(4) The division shall transmit all fees collected under this article to the state
treasurer, who shall credit the fees to the division of insurance cash fund created in
section 10-1-103.

(5) The division shall prepare and deliver to each registrant a pocket card
showing the name, address, and classification of the registrant. The pocket card
must clearly state that the person is authorized to practice as a cash-bonding agent
or professional cash-bail agent.

(6) Repealed.