Michigan HB4194 removes citizenship or legal presence requirement for obtaining a state identification card.
Michigan HB4194 amends the state identification card law to remove the requirement for applicants to demonstrate citizenship or legal presence in the United States. The bill allows residents to apply for a state identification card without proving their citizenship or legal status. It also outlines procedures for issuing, renewing, and correcting state identification cards, including provisions for individuals with communication impediments, veterans, and those participating in the anatomical gift donor registry.
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