Freddie Said:

How I do get a copy of my Colorado driving record online?

We Answered:

No, you can't get it on line.

The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles maintains driving records that reflect activity posted to the record for the past seven years. (They cannot be limited to show periods of less than seven years). These records are maintained in accordance with State and Federal laws including the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the requirements of the Federal Trade Commission.


You may purchase non-certified copies of your driver record at full service Driver's License Offices. Certified copies of driving records are available only at the Division of Motor Vehicles, 1881 Pierce St., Lakewood, CO 80214.

Non certified can be done by mail.

Regular or Priority Mailing address:

Department of Revenue
Division of Motor Vehicle
Section Name (Driver Control, Titles, Registration, etc.)

Denver, CO 80261-0016

Frederick Said:

With this New Mexico state job search that I signed my dad up for, how do I get employers to contact my dad?

We Answered:

If your father is interested in jobs, he should be doing this himself. The way you've worded the question is that you've written his resume for him and are doing all of this without his knowledge. I hope that's not true.

Vanessa Said:

colorado job seeker?

We Answered:

Hope you speak Espanol

Monica Said:

what are some keywords to search for job opertunities in colorado?

We Answered:

Well, you should start with checking your spelling -- if you want successful results from keyword searching it helps.

Craig Said:

where in colorado is the cheapest place for apartments and job searching?

We Answered:

Rifle, Colorado and surrounding area. would be where I would start looking. .Be careful though some times work dies up in small towns, and your force to do work you really don't like.

Jacob Said:

Why is it so difficult to get a job in Colorado Springs, CO?

We Answered:

News flash for you, Brenda. It is impossible to find a job anywhere in America. I spent four months looking for work in Austin, TX., a supposedly hot job market, with no offers. The job market is tied to supply-and-demand principles, and right now, the supply of potential workers greatly exceeds employer demand. Lucky for me, I worked for KBR for 2.5 years. Now, I'm trying to get a job with Noble Drilling. The work sux but I need the bucks. Ever think of working somewhere else? Your language skills are in demand - somewhere. Give this some thought: www.aljazeerajobs.com. They're hiring, we're not.

Robin Said:

Best Job search for Denver, Colorado?

We Answered:

Try denverpost.com. They have good job listings. Monster.com is also pretty good.