Fill and Sign Michigan Legal Forms

Michigan Legal Forms includes a variety of documents that can be used in different situations by entities set in Michigan and individuals residing in the state. Applications can be accompanied by official instructions released by government authorities that can make the process of completing them easy-going and less time-consuming. For a full list of free Michigan legal forms, please check out our library below.

Michigan State Departments

  1. Department of Agriculture and Rural Development
  2. Department of Attorney General
  3. Department of Civil Rights
  4. Department of Corrections
  5. Department of Education
  6. Department of Environmental Quality
  7. Department of Health and Human Services
  8. Department of Insurance and Financial Services
  9. Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity
  10. Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
  11. Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
  12. Department of Natural Resources
  13. Department of Technology Management and Budget
  14. Department of Transportation
  15. Department of Treasury

Michigan State Courts

  1. Courts (all forms)
  2. Court of Appeals
  3. Court of Claims
  4. Circuit Court
  5. District Court
  6. Juvenile Court
  7. Probate Court

Michigan State Agencies and Commissions

  1. Gaming Control Board
  2. Lottery
  3. Secretary of State
  4. State Police

Michigan Legal Forms by County

  1. City of Coloma Building Department
  2. City of Highland Park City Treasurer’s Office
  3. Charlevoix County County Clerk's Office
  4. City of Marshall Department of Building Safety
  5. City of Big Rapids Department of Neighborhood Services
  6. City of Big Rapids Income Tax Department
  7. City of Grand Rapids Income Tax Department
  8. City of Walker Department of Public Works
  9. City of Flint Finance Department
  10. City of Lansing Finance Department
  11. City of Albion Human Resources Department
  12. City of Ionia Income Tax Department
  13. City of Muskegon Income Tax Department
  14. Oakland County Medical Control Authority
  15. City of Troy Parks and Recreation Department
  16. City of Troy Police Department
  17. City of Walker Police Department
  18. City of Adrian Utilities Department
  19. Blackman Charter Township Zoning Department

With the use of state of Michigan legal forms filers can answer different questions that may occur in their lives. These questions can include:

  • How to buy or sell property in the state of Michigan, how to officially register the deal and the transfer of ownership of the sold item, and what taxes are supposed to be paid after the deal;
  • How to register a motor vehicle that has been purchased, what is the time period during which the filer is supposed to register their vehicle, and the list of documents that must be submitted with the application;
  • How to apply for a driver’s license or an ID card, what are the requirements for getting the documents, and how the filer should submit their documents.

The documents can provide information on which government authority should be contacted in each case, which original documents are supposed to be attached to the application (if any), and what is the estimated waiting period in each case.


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This document is a call for applications for the Local Safety (Hsip/Hrrr/Systemic) Program in Michigan. It provides information on how to apply for this program and obtain funding for safety improvement projects in local areas.

This document provides a checklist for applying for Section 5310 service in Michigan. It outlines the requirements and steps needed to apply for funding for transportation services for elderly and disabled individuals.

This type of document provides a checklist for the JARC Application in the state of Michigan.

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This document provides a checklist for individuals applying for a marine passenger license in Michigan. It outlines the required documents and steps to complete the application process.

This Form is used for checking the required documents when applying for the New Freedom program in Michigan.

This document is a checklist for individuals applying for regular service in Michigan. It outlines the necessary documents and steps required for the application process.

This form is used for authorizing signatures for official documents in the City of Flint, Michigan.

This document is an application for Community Housing Development Organization certification in the City of Flint, Michigan. It is used by organizations looking to be certified as a Community Housing Development Organization in order to qualify for certain funding and support programs.

This type of document is used for submitting a new application for a food service license in the state of Michigan.

This type of document is an application form used by residents of Grand Rapids, Michigan to request a variance for their property. A variance allows for exceptions to be made to zoning regulations.

This document is used for submitting an application for director review of a group child care home in the City of Grand Rapids, Michigan.

This document is an application for a plan review in the city of Grand Rapids, Michigan. It is used to request a review of a proposed construction or renovation project by city officials.

This document is used for applying for a director review for group child care homes in the City of Grand Rapids, Michigan.

This document is for applying for a Director Review for restaurants that serve alcohol in the city of Grand Rapids, Michigan.

This document is an application form used by the City of Grand Rapids, Michigan for requesting dimensional variance.

This document is an application form used by the City of Grand Rapids, Michigan for optional plan review. It is for individuals or businesses who would like to request a review of their plans by the city before beginning a construction project.

This document is for applying for a use variance in the city of Grand Rapids, Michigan. A use variance allows for a property to be used in a way that is not typically allowed by the zoning regulations.

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