When e-filing an amendment, the system asks for the original filing “county code.” Is that necessary, since the Secretary of State’s office is the central filing office?
Yes, you do need to list the original county code and reference the original county filing number when amending a filing that was first filed in a county. Since Revised Article 9 has taken effect, our office has obtained all UCC records from each county in Colorado, and now those county UCC filings can be amended in our office. Some of the transferred filings have the same filing numbers, so the filing number and county code is necessary to associate an amendment with the correct original filing. You can obtain a complete list of all county codes by selecting “UCC and EFS forms” under the UCC INFORMATION column in the Business Center, and choosing the “County Codes” listing.
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