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Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson - State of Michigan
Find information about the Board of State Canvassers and its meeting notices. Title and registration requirements; special titles; name changes; address changes; license plate fees; insurance …
Find a Self-service Station | Michigan SELF-SERVICE STATION
The Michigan Secretary of State self-service stations offer a fast and easy way to renew your license, ID or vehicle registration. The average transaction takes less than two minutes.
License plates and tabs - State of Michigan
They are legal in Michigan but only sold by private companies and auto dealers. Digital plates serve as representations of the standard metal license plates that vehicle owners must register and renew …
Holland Secretary of State Office - Michigan SELF-SERVICE STATION
Located inside the Holland Secretary of State Office, the self-service station is a fast, easy way to renew licenses, IDs and vehicle registrations and license plate tabs. You can print tabs on the spot. Open …
Tab and plate renewal - State of Michigan
Include a copy of your current vehicle registration. Include a check or money order payable to State of Michigan. Use the Renewal Fee Calculator to determine the renewal fee. Send a photocopy of your …
Title transfer and vehicle registration - State of Michigan
If purchasing a new plate or transferring and renewing an existing plate, the buyer must upload Michigan No-Fault during the online title transfer. Note: If a new plate is purchased, a 60-day permit will be …
Voter Registration | Holland, MI
Residents may register in person, by mail, or online up to 15 days prior to an election.
Ottawa County DMV Office – 587 E 8TH ST SUITE 80, Holland, MI 49423
Ottawa County DMV Office – 587 E 8TH ST SUITE 80, Holland, MI 49423 is ready to help with services such as; Vehicle Registration, Titling, Plates, Registration Renewal, Driver’s License, Identification …
Voter Registration - League of Women Voters Holland Area
To register, you can visit your local clerk’s office or branch office or apply online at www.michigan.gov/vote. If you are registering online, you must do so at least 14 days before the …