Waives vital record fees for homeless individuals fleeing dangerous situations.
Michigan HB5438 amends the vital records law to waive fees for individuals fleeing or attempting to flee dangerous situations, such as domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking. To qualify, individuals must provide a homeless verification letter from a public service agency and a photo ID from the HUD homeless management information system. The bill also outlines various fees for different vital record services and corrections.
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