[mkatr81]

My question involves an auto loan or repossession in the State of: Colorado

I purchased my vehicle in Florida in June of 2008. At the time, I was a resident of Florida. I then moved to Colorado in July of 2008 and have resided here and worked here ever since.

After being unable to make payments, the vehicle was recently repossessed in Colorado. It is my understanding that the creditor is required to provide a "notice of right to cure" in the state of Colorado. The creditor states that since they still had my previous address in Florida on file that they were not obligated to provide this notice. Is this correct?

[OhMy]

My question involves an auto loan or repossession in the State of: Colorado

I purchased my vehicle in Florida in June of 2008. At the time, I was a resident of Florida. I then moved to Colorado in July of 2008 and have resided here and worked here ever since.

After being unable to make payments, the vehicle was recently repossessed in Colorado. It is my understanding that the creditor is required to provide a "notice of right to cure" in the state of Colorado. The creditor states that since they still had my previous address in Florida on file that they were not obligated to provide this notice. Is this correct?

If the creditor had your last known address as in FL and you never notified them that you moved to CO then they have the right to the terms under FL law.