Once the fee has been paid by the applicant, a temporary license is issued right away.  A permanent license will follow provided you've met all application requirements. The Auto industry Division has 120 days from the date of the temporary license issuance to process and issue the permanent license.

Yes, the temporary license will permit you to sell for 120 days until your permanent license is issued. As soon as a permanent license is issued, your temporary license becomes invalid. If your application is denied, your temporary license will immediately become invalid.

Excluding traffic violations, you are required to notify the Auto Industry Division immediately and within 30 days after receiving a conviction. A license can be denied for failure to disclose your criminal history and failure to provide court documents. If you accidentally did not disclose this, you should contact the Auto Industry Division right away and provide all related arrest documents. Failure to disclose your criminal history (or recent arrests) is considered a material misstatement in an application for a license (12-6-118 C.R.S.) and could be grounds for denial of a Sales license.

Yes, you are required to notify the Auto Industry Division right away and provide all related arrest documents. Failure to disclose your criminal history (or recent arrests) is considered a material misstatement in an application for a license (12-6-118 C.R.S.) and could be grounds for denial of a Sales license.

No, the Auto Industry Division does not have a list and does not make recommendations of this nature. AID recommends you contact your insurance agent.

Dealers are responsible for renewing the licenses of Salespeople they employ. The AID office is required by law to send renewal packets to all Dealers 30 days prior to their Salespeople licenses expiring. You may contact your Dealer or the Auto Industry office regarding your Salesperson license renewal.

A Salesperson's license is current and active until the expiration date. One exception to this is a license that has been revoked, suspended, or denied. Contact the Auto Industry Division for other issues that may pertain specifically to your license.

Salespeople whose license expiration date has expired are granted an additional 30 day grace period in which to renew their license. A grace period is additional time that is granted as a courtesy to an applicant so that they may have time to renew their license. This grace period begins the 1^st day after the license expiration date.

Yes, a 30 day grace period is in effect from the date of license expiration. A late fee will be charged as soon as your license has expired. See Fee Schedule.

If your license has expired and so has the grace period, you will need to re-apply as an original applicant. To re-apply as a new salesperson go to the Licensing page. All requirements listed on the licensing page will be required with a new application. See Fee Schedule.

As soon as a license expires, a late fee will be assessed at the time of renewal, if you renew within the 30 day grace period.  For the late fee amount, please see the Fee Schedule.

A Salesperson's license number is kept and re-issued to that salesperson whenever they have an active license. You will not be assigned a new license number. The license number that you are assigned is yours for a lifetime.

No, an additional license is not necessary, however, you will need a bond rider that covers both the sale of Motor Vehicles and Powersports.

If you are renewing your license you do not need to re-take the mastery exam. If your license expired more than a year ago, you will need to take the exam.

If you have transferred to another dealership you will need to provide the lower portion of the DR 2132 License (the actual license) which is labeled "Change of Employer Notification" to the Auto Industry Office.

All Salespeople must attach a copy of their verifiable ID to their application. Verifiable ID is required for original and renewal applications.

In order to sell vehicles in Colorado, you must be employed by a Colorado dealer who is licensed by the State of Colorado, Auto Industry Division. You may not sell vehicles at an event in Colorado if you do not have a sales license that was issued by the Colorado Auto Industry Division.