Heads up that Colorado ID’s have had no signatures required on them since 2016. CO ID cards expire in 10 years so therefore the old signed CO ID’s will expire in 2026.
California law prohibits using Colorado IDs to notarize due to lacking signatures.
@CherylM Very Interesting indeed! 
Thank you 
for highlighting this Fact.
Your thread will be of great assistance to nearly all Notary Cafe members. 
@CherylM - As a commissioned in Notary Public/LSA in the state of FL. The existence of individual state statutes can lead to overall confusion for everyone. This highlights the need for a nationwide standardization of notarial acts statures.
Perhaps OP missed the signature on the CO ID?? According to the CO DMV website, the depicted driver’s license shows the signature appears immediately under the photo. The Iconic Credential | Department of Revenue - Motor Vehicle
After I couldn’t find a signature the customer looked it up confirming that Colorado no longer provides signatures on ID’s since 2016.
Hello. I live in Colorado as well as a notary here and our signatures are indeed on the DLs. They can show up somewhat faint under the picture. My husband and I renewed our licenses in 2017, and I recently renewed in 2022, and it’s definitely there.
@tiffany2 Thank You for the clarification/confirmation of Signatures being present on the current Colorado Driver Licenses.
