Purpose of a Michigan ID Card
The main purpose of a Michigan ID card is to provide identification for those lacking a driver’s license. It can be used for tasks like purchasing alcohol, entering age-restricted places, or as proof of identity when applying for services.
Applying for a Michigan ID Card
To apply for a Michigan ID card:
- Visit your local Secretary of State office
- Present your Social Security card or proof of your Social Security Number
- Show documentation proving your identity
- Provide proof of Michigan residency
- Pay the $10 fee for a standard ID card (fee waived for those 65+ years old or legally blind)
Where to Obtain State ID
Each state’s DMV can issue an ID card. It serves as official identification and can be obtained at various locations including schools and workplaces with express services available in some states.
Additional Information
- Your state ID number uniquely identifies you and is located on your driver’s license or ID card.
- Search "DMV near me" plus your state to find a nearby DMV.
- Required documents for an ID card application include proof of name, birthdate, and identity documents like a birth certificate or passport.
- The Colorado ID card fee is $10.50 for those under 21, renewable at age 21.
- Enhanced licenses can be used in place of a passport for specific land or sea travel and cost $45 for the first issuance.
Real Estate Licensing in Michigan
To become a Michigan real estate salesperson, complete 40 hours of pre-licensing coursework, pass the Michigan real estate exam, and find a broker to hold your license. The state licensure exam fee is $76, and the application fee is $88 for three years.
Forklift Operator Licensing in Michigan
Forklift operators in Michigan must undergo proper OSHA training to operate forklifts legally and safely. Employers typically provide on-site certification for their employees, ensuring compliance with regulations that protect both operators and employers.
Converting to a Real ID
To convert your license to a REAL ID, there is no charge during renewal. Otherwise, there is a $9 correction fee for licenses and $10 for IDs. After May 2025, a REAL ID will be required for domestic flights and entry into federal facilities.