Colorado § 38-30-130 Governor may appoint commissioners of deeds

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§ 38-30-130 — Governor may appoint commissioners of deeds

Colorado § 38-30-130

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 38-30-130 (2026).

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The governor
may appoint and commission in any other state, in the District of Columbia, in each
of the territories of the United States, and in any foreign country one or more
commissioners, who shall keep a seal of office and continue in office during the
pleasure of the governor and shall have authority to take the acknowledgment or
proof of the execution of any deed or other conveyance or lease of any lands lying
in this state or of any contract, letters of attorney, or any other writing under seal,
or note to be used and recorded in this state, and such commissioners appointed for
any foreign country shall also have authority to certify to the official character,
signature, or seal of any officer within their district who is authorized to take
acknowledgments or declarations

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The governor
may appoint and commission in any other state, in the District of Columbia, in each
of the territories of the United States, and in any foreign country one or more
commissioners, who shall keep a seal of office and continue in office during the
pleasure of the governor and shall have authority to take the acknowledgment or
proof of the execution of any deed or other conveyance or lease of any lands lying
in this state or of any contract, letters of attorney, or any other writing under seal,
or note to be used and recorded in this state, and such commissioners appointed for
any foreign country shall also have authority to certify to the official character,
signature, or seal of any officer within their district who is authorized to take
acknowledgments or declarations under oath.