Michigan Secretary of State Customer FAQ

If you have not received your license tab after ordering it through the mail, it is advisable to check the order status or allow additional time for processing and delivery, especially during peak times. If a significant amount of time has passed since your order, there may be an issue that needs to be addressed. Please refer to the most up-to-date contact information available on this page for assistance regarding your specific situation.

To schedule a local office visit with the Michigan Secretary of State, you can use the online appointment system available on the website. Select your desired services, choose a location, and find available dates and times to complete your appointment.

To register your vehicle in Michigan, you will need to provide the completed application for title and registration statement of sale, proof of insurance, and payment for the registration fees and taxes. Typically, these documents are submitted to the Michigan Secretary of State office. Make sure to also have a valid photo ID. More detailed requirements may apply based on specific circumstances.

Yes, you can go to Canada with a graduated driver's license, but you will also need a passport, passport card, or an enhanced driver's license to cross the border.

If you have a foreign driver's license and it's not in English, the Michigan Secretary of State requires it to be translated. The translation must be complete, accurate, and done by a certified translator. The translated document should be carried with the original license at all times when driving. Please remember that international visitors can use their foreign license for up to one year in Michigan. After that, they need to apply for a Michigan driver's license. Keep in mind that regulations can change, so it's always good to confirm the current policy directly with the Michigan Secretary of State.