Colorado Code § 15-22-111

Revocation of a designated beneficiary agreement
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(1) A designated
beneficiary agreement that has been recorded with a county clerk and recorder may be
unilaterally revoked by either party to the agreement by recording a revocation with the clerk
and recorder of the county in which the agreement was recorded. A revocation shall be dated,
signed, and acknowledged. The revocation shall be effective on the date and time the revocation
is received for recording by the county clerk and recorder. The clerk and recorder shall issue a
certified copy to the party recording the revocation and shall mail a certified copy of the
revocation to the last-known address of the other party to the designated beneficiary agreement.
(2) The county clerk and recorder shall assess fees, as provided in section 30-1-103,
C.R.S., for recording a revocation agreement and issuing two certified copies of the revocation
agreement, plus an additional amount to cover the cost of first-class postage for mailing a
certified copy of the revoked designated beneficiary agreement to the other party. The fees
collected by the clerk and recorder shall be deposited in the county clerk's fee fund maintained as
required in section 30-1-119, C.R.S.
(3) A designated beneficiary agreement shall be deemed revoked upon the marriage or
the civil union of either party. In the case of a common law marriage, a designated beneficiary
agreement shall be deemed revoked as of the date the court determines that a valid common law
marriage exists.
(4) The following statutory form shall be the standard form for a revocation of a
designated beneficiary agreement:
REVOCATION
OF DESIGNATED BENEFICIARY AGREEMENT
I __________ (insert your full name), reside at __________ (insert your current address) and I
entered into a designated beneficiary agreement on __________ (insert the date) with the
following person __________ (insert the other person's name) whose last-known address is
__________ in which I designated such person as a designated beneficiary. This designated
beneficiary agreement was recorded on __________ (insert the date) in the county of
__________. The indexing file number of the designated beneficiary agreement is __________. I
hereby revoke that designated beneficiary agreement, effective on the date and time that this
revocation is received for recording by the clerk and recorder of __________ county.
________________ __________
Name Date
STATE OF COLORADO
County of __________
This document was subscribed, sworn to, and acknowledged before me on __________ date
by
__________
My commission expires __________
[Seal]
__________________________
Notary Public
This revocation of beneficiary agreement was recorded in my office on , , at 
o'clock, and, pursuant to section 15-22-111, Colorado Revised Statutes, I mailed a copy of this
revocation of beneficiary agreement to at the address contained in this revocation of
beneficiary agreement.
Clerk and Recorder of
__________ County
By: __________

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