When this form enters the transaction
An agent uses it when a party is exercising a title-related objection right under the contract and must meet the applicable notice deadline.
OfferSetGo keeps this form inside the active deal so the agent can reuse transaction information, see what remains, review the official output, and move forward without reconstructing the transaction on another screen.
The agent’s path
- Confirm the title materials and applicable objection or resolution deadline
- Choose whether the buyer is delivering or withdrawing the notice and select every affected title matter
- Enter the buyer's approved specific objections when delivering the notice and review the live official PDF
- Generate the editable TON45 and prepare the correct buyer signing section for delivery
Current OfferSetGo support
OfferSetGo maps all 14 transaction fields in the official one-page TON45 PDF. It reuses the deal, routes Record Title, Off-Record Title, New ILC or New Survey, and Due Diligence Document selections to either the objection or withdrawal section, maps the buyer's specific objections, and preserves four buyer signing lines plus four signing dates for BoldSign.
Readiness labels are intentionally strict. PDF mapped means guided answers are connected to verified fields in the official PDF. Mapping next means the form is prioritized but has not yet completed that verification standard.
Frequently asked questions
What is TON45-6-16?
The Colorado Commission Title-Related Objection Notice is used to communicate an objection involving title-related matters in a transaction.
When would an agent use TON45-6-16?
An agent uses it when a party is exercising a title-related objection right under the contract and must meet the applicable notice deadline.
Is TON45-6-16 PDF mapped in OfferSetGo?
OfferSetGo maps all 14 transaction fields in the official one-page TON45 PDF. It reuses the deal, routes Record Title, Off-Record Title, New ILC or New Survey, and Due Diligence Document selections to either the objection or withdrawal section, maps the buyer's specific objections, and preserves four buyer signing lines plus four signing dates for BoldSign.
Does this guide replace broker or legal guidance?
No. This page explains the workflow and current product support. Agents should follow brokerage supervision and obtain legal guidance when appropriate.
Official source and review
- Form
- TON45-6-16 — Title-Related Objection Notice
- Version shown
- mandatory January 2017 · current DORA catalog listing
- Official source
- Colorado Division of Real Estate forms catalog
- Page updated
- 2026-10-16
OfferSetGo is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Colorado Division of Real Estate. This guide provides product and workflow information, not legal advice. Confirm the current official form and brokerage requirements before use.