VAAC and community partners are continuing to bring ID services, voter registration, and community resources directly into Michigan communities.

Having current identification can help people secure housing, find employment, receive public benefits, open a bank account, travel, and access other essential services. It can also support civic participation.

Three upcoming clinics will connect residents with Michigan Secretary of State services and help people understand what documents they need to obtain or update identification.

Eligible Michigan residents may qualify for a free state ID. Fees may apply to other Secretary of State transactions, and services are subject to available time and required

ID Clinic at Resource Fair in Ypsilanti

Pull Up & Plug In will bring Michigan State ID services, voter education and registration, community resources, and free food to a Resource Fair in Ypsilanti.

The Michigan Department of State will be on site, and the full cost of a Michigan State ID will be covered for people who qualify.

VAAC will be there providing voter education and registration support.

Tuesday, September 29
1:00 to 5:00 PM

Plaza next to the Ypsilanti District Library’s Michigan Avenue branch
229 W. Michigan Avenue
Ypsilanti, MI 48197

Pull Up & Plug In: ID Clinic in Royal Oak

Pull Up & Plug In will return this fall with another opportunity to access Michigan State ID services, voter education and registration, community resources, and support.

The Michigan Department of State will be on site, and the full cost of a Michigan State ID will be covered for people who qualify.

VAAC will provide voter education and registration support alongside Jews For A Secular Democracy and the Michigan League of Conservation Voters.

Thursday, October 29
9:30 AM to 1:00 PM

Royal Oak First
320 W. 7th Street
Royal Oak, MI 48067

Prepare before you go

The documents you need depend on the Secretary of State service you are requesting. People seeking ID services should review the required documents before attending.

First-time license and state ID applicants generally need documentation showing legal presence, Social Security number, identity, and Michigan residency, as well as documentation of legal name changes when applicable.

Visitar linktr.ee/accesoalvotoparatodos and review the Michigan Secretary of State’s “Preparing for Your Mobile Office Visit” checklist before attending. The checklist explains what documents you may need to bring.

For more information or help preparing for a clinic, call VAAC at 248-302-4463 o envíe un correo electrónico contact@votingaccessforall.org.