DENVER — Service has been restored at all Colorado driver's license offices across the state, according to a Facebook post from the Colorado Department of Revenue.
An earlier outage Monday morning affected all state and county offices and at that time no documents could be issued.
Around 12:30 p.m. the issue was resolved and all services were again available.
A nationwide outage of a third party system had been causing problems for DMV locations around the U.S. on Monday.
Several states posted online to let residents know that they were unable to issue drivers licenses because of an outage tied to the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators.
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