Michigan — Statute

257.207 – Administering oaths and acknowledging signatures without fee; certified copy of record; fee; evidence; electronic certification; use of computer-generated certified information | Michigan Law

Michigan law permits free oath administration, certified record copies, and electronic certification, ensuring admissibility of computer-generated records in court.

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257.207 – Administering oaths and acknowledging signatures without fee; certified copy of record; fee; evidence; electronic certification; use of computer-generated certified information

Michigan Vehicle Code § 257.207

Summary

Michigan law allows designated officials to administer oaths and acknowledge signatures without charge. It also permits the preparation and use of certified copies of records, including electronic certification, which are admissible as evidence in court. The law facilitates the use of computer-generated records and electronic certification for efficiency and reliability.

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In simple terms: Michigan law permits free oath administration, certified record copies, and electronic certification, ensuring admissibility of computer-generated records in court.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.