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257.226a – Temporary registration plates or markers | Michigan Law

Learn about Michigan's rules for temporary registration plates, including issuance, fees, design, and destruction procedures for vehicles and vessels.

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257.226a – Temporary registration plates or markers

Michigan Vehicle Code § 257.226a

Summary
Michigan law allows licensed dealers and vessel sellers to issue temporary registration plates or markers valid for up to 15 days while waiting for permanent plates. Only one temporary plate per purchaser or lessee is permitted, and dealers cannot charge more than the original fee set by the Secretary of State. The law also specifies the design, information requirements, and procedures for issuing and destroying these temporary plates.
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In simple terms: Learn about Michigan's rules for temporary registration plates, including issuance, fees, design, and destruction procedures for vehicles and vessels.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.

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