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Permit Address Change
Just need to know what an address change all involves. I just got my permit and I may be moving. I'll be staying in Jeffco I just don't know the process. I've seen on Jeffco's website there's an address change form but how long do I have to wait?
You have 30 days after you change your permanent address to turn the form in to your county of issuance.
source: http://www.co.jefferson.co.us/sherif...26.htm#addressWhat happens to my permit if I move?
You must notify the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office within 30 days of an address change. Failure to do so is a chargeable offense. You will need to complete and have notarized a change of address form. Once completed, take the form and your current permit card, in person, to the Sheriff's Office Records Section. A new card will be issued.
If you move within the state of Colorado, your permit remains valid until it expires. At that time, you may either renew the permit with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office or you may submit a new application to the sheriff's office where you reside. If you move to another state, your permit becomes invalid.
No waiting just fill out that form and take it in. Just did it last Wednesday. Takes ~10min. for the new card if you go when they aren't to busy.
Sortof funny story.
The El Paso County change of address form has to be notarized, but it doesn't say anywhere what exactly the form is for. So the gal at the UPS Store is giving me the evil eye the entire time, no doubt thinking that I am some perv who has to keep an address on file.
FYI. Jeffco has a Notary on hand. No need to take it somewhere else.
Is it a tues or thurs deal or can you do it anytime during the week?
I would probably call the Sheriff's office and ask them.Originally Posted by Adawg38
Weld County
I just had to call them and notify the CCW coordinator.
It's all good. Went in with the form, showed them proof of a new address and it took 5 minutes.
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