Secretary of State

A new year in Michigan means a fresh start for most of us, but it also triggers the start of a handful of new laws that were passed last year.

It's cheaper to replace your plates before you're pulled over because it's peeling and illegible.

A new bill from a Michigan lawmaker is aimed at shutting down a black market that's developed online for Secretary of State appointments.

Just days after Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced that her offices would open up another 350,000 appointments for Michiganders needing services, the state senate passed a package of bills that would extend license & registration times, waive some fees, and possibly force walk-in appointments at SOS locations despite Benson's recent moves away from them.

If you have been driving around lately, you may have noticed a lot of vehicles are out on the roads without license plates. I'm not talking about driving around with expired tags, but rather no metal license plate at all. Have people stopped buying license plates for their vehicle in 2020?

Your expired license or tags are still good until September 30th.

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's office announced they have partnered with Meijer to add the self-serve kiosk to 28 locations across Michigan.

The REAL ID Act goes into effect on October 1, 2020.

All Michigan branches and online services will be closed for a computer upgrade Friday at 5p.m. until 9a.m. Tuesday.

Good news for Michigan drivers!

Beginning in 2020, in order to board a domestic flight or enter a federal building you will need this new Michigan ID.

If you're due to renew your vehicle registration here in the state of Michigan, don't put it off.