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How do spurious documents get accepted for filing or recording?

April 26, 2017documents filing recording spurious

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How do spurious documents get accepted for filing or recording?

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Spurious documents are usually accepted by filing officers because spurious documents typically include information sufficient for filing under Title 4, Article 9, Part 5 of the Colorado Revised Statutes. The Secretary of State is simply a filing office for public records; therefore, the Secretary of State does not verify the accuracy or validity of documents. If a financing statement is submitted with all of the required information, the Secretary of State will record the document.