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Colorado Demand for Compliance — JDF 99 A
Download the official Colorado Judicial Branch JDF 99 A Demand for Compliance, revised September 4, 2025, with English and Spanish official fillable PDFs plus PublicLegal companion instructions, service/language/CARES checklist, and #10 envelope. This Colorado-specific package is ready for instant secure access and includes the five files listed below.
This Colorado package centers on the official JDF 99 A fillable PDFs for nonpayment/compliance situations. The PublicLegal Word files help customers choose the correct period, check primary-language and CARES Act issues, document service planning, and prepare a mailing envelope.
The operative demands are the Colorado Judicial Branch JDF 99 A fillable PDFs, not PublicLegal-authored substitute notices. Use the correct official form for the tenant’s primary language after confirming that JDF 99 A is the right form.
Use the editable Word companion files for packet instructions, service/language/CARES checklist review, and envelope preparation; complete the official PDF demand itself.
Review the Colorado period, tenant primary-language requirement, CARES Act status, mandatory mediation/victim-survivor language, and C.R.S. § 13-40-108 service details before serving the official demand form.
This product includes five files: the official Colorado Judicial Branch JDF 99 A Demand for Compliance fillable PDFs in English and Spanish, Notice Packet Instructions in Word, Service / Language / CARES Checklist in Word, and a #10 Mailing Envelope in Word.
Self-help demand overview
Colorado JDF 99 A is the official Demand for Compliance used for residential nonpayment or compliance-demand situations before a landlord considers a later eviction filing.
The official JDF 99 A forms list different periods depending on the category: 10 days for a standard residential agreement, 5 days for an exempt residential agreement, 3 days for employer-provided housing, and 30 days for CARES Act property.
JDF 99 B and JDF 99 C are separate Colorado forms for different termination/no-fault situations and are not included in this package. This package includes English and Spanish official JDF 99 A PDFs; if the tenant’s primary language is different, use the correct official translated form before service.
This page highlights the current downloadable Colorado Demand for Compliance package, including the official Colorado Judicial Branch JDF 99 A PDFs in English and Spanish and three PublicLegal companion Word files. The state-specific guidance below explains form selection, timing, primary-language, service, CARES Act, and usage considerations before checkout.
The complete official JDF 99 A package is available immediately after checkout. Use the state-specific guidance below to understand form selection, timing, language, service, and next-step considerations before you complete and serve the demand.
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This Colorado package centers on the official Colorado Judicial Branch JDF 99 A Demand for Compliance, revised September 4, 2025, with English and Spanish official fillable PDFs included. Use it for nonpayment/compliance situations after identifying the property category, notice period, primary-language requirement, and service method.
Unlike most states in this notice series, the operative Colorado documents in this package are not PublicLegal-authored notices. They are the official Colorado Judicial Branch JDF 99 A Demand for Compliance fillable PDFs, revised September 4, 2025, in English and Spanish.
The PublicLegal Word files are companion guidance: packet instructions, a service/language/CARES checklist, and a #10 envelope. They help customers select and use the official forms, but they do not replace the court forms.
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Yes. This product is the Colorado Demand for Compliance (JDF 99 A) package, and the downloadable files shown on this page are Colorado-specific.
This Colorado product includes five files: the official Colorado Judicial Branch JDF 99 A Demand for Compliance fillable PDFs in English and Spanish, Notice Packet Instructions in Word, a Service, Language & CARES Checklist in Word, and a #10 Mailing Envelope in Word.
The PublicLegal companion files are editable Microsoft Word documents. The operative JDF 99 A demands are the official Colorado Judicial Branch fillable PDFs, so complete the correct official form carefully and do not treat the companion guidance as a replacement notice.
JDF 99 A is used for Colorado residential nonpayment or compliance-demand situations. JDF 99 B and JDF 99 C are different Colorado forms for termination and no-fault situations and are not included in this package.
No. A demand is typically an early step before any court filing. If the tenant does not comply after proper service and the applicable period passes, the landlord may still need to follow the Colorado eviction court process. Only a court order and lawful enforcement process can remove a tenant.
No. ILRG provides self-help legal forms and information, not legal advice. You are responsible for reviewing the completed official JDF 99 A, lease terms, Colorado law, primary-language requirements, CARES Act status, service rules, and court requirements before serving or relying on it.