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JANUARY 8, 2021
Testing will continue to be available by appointment at Secretary of State branch locations
As announced previously, because of system upgrades, the Michigan Secretary of State's online mechanic test registration system will be temporarily offline beginning Jan. 15. Mechanics will still be able to make an appointment and take the test in person at all Secretary of State branch offices. The online registration system will come back online March 15 as part of the launch of new online and self-service station options for Secretary of State customers. After March 15, mechanics must possess a Michigan driver's license or state ID to register online for a test.
"Our work continues to improve the customer service experience at the Department of State," said Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson. "Upgrades to systems like this one are part of our continued commitment to making it easier and more convenient to do business with the Secretary of State."
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Mechanic tests will continue to be available at all Secretary of State branch offices during regular business hours by appointment. To make an appointment, visit Michigan.gov/SOS or call 888-SOS-MICH (767-6424).
Mechanics in Michigan must be certified if they repair motor vehicles for compensation, including the reconditioning, replacement, diagnosis, adjustment or alteration of the operating condition of the vehicle, or any component or sub-assembly in any category of major repair. Mechanics must first pass a test for each repair category in which they want certification before they can apply to be certified.
Information on mechanic certification and testing is available on the Secretary of State website.
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For media questions, contact
Tracy Wimmer at 517-281-1876.
We welcome questions and comments at the Contact the Secretary of State page.
Customers may call the Department of State Information Center to
speak to a customer-service representative at 888-SOS-MICH (767-6424).
Testing will continue to be available by appointment at Secretary of State branch locations
As announced previously, because of system upgrades, the Michigan Secretary of State's online mechanic test registration system will be temporarily offline beginning Jan. 15. Mechanics will still be able to make an appointment and take the test in person at all Secretary of State branch offices. The online registration system will come back online March 15 as part of the launch of new online and self-service station options for Secretary of State customers. After March 15, mechanics must possess a Michigan driver's license or state ID to register online for a test.
"Our work continues to improve the customer service experience at the Department of State," said Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson. "Upgrades to systems like this one are part of our continued commitment to making it easier and more convenient to do business with the Secretary of State."
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Mechanic tests will continue to be available at all Secretary of State branch offices during regular business hours by appointment. To make an appointment, visit Michigan.gov/SOS or call 888-SOS-MICH (767-6424).
Mechanics in Michigan must be certified if they repair motor vehicles for compensation, including the reconditioning, replacement, diagnosis, adjustment or alteration of the operating condition of the vehicle, or any component or sub-assembly in any category of major repair. Mechanics must first pass a test for each repair category in which they want certification before they can apply to be certified.
Information on mechanic certification and testing is available on the Secretary of State website.
# # #
For media questions, contact
Tracy Wimmer at 517-281-1876.
We welcome questions and comments at the Contact the Secretary of State page.
Customers may call the Department of State Information Center to
speak to a customer-service representative at 888-SOS-MICH (767-6424).
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