State: identification cards; mobile official state personal identification card; provide for. Amends sec. 2 of 1972 PA 222 (MCL 28.292). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0620'25
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Overview
This bill amends the state’s personal identification card law to create a mobile official state personal identification card. It expands the types of information that can be included on the card, such as blood type, immunization data, medication data, and a designation for deaf individuals. The bill also outlines procedures for providing information to applicants about anatomical gift donation and establishes requirements for data security and retention. Furthermore, it modifies fees and renewal processes, including provisions for waivers and mobile card issuance.
Key provisions
- Creates a mobile official state personal identification card option.
- Allows for inclusion of additional data on the ID card, including blood type, immunization data, medication data, and a designation for deaf individuals.
- Requires the Secretary of State to provide information to applicants regarding anatomical gift donation registry.
- Establishes data security and retention guidelines for digital photographic images and signatures.
- Modifies fee structures and renewal processes, including fee waivers for veterans, individuals with disabilities, and homeless individuals.
- Specifies requirements for mobile card issuance and data provision to law enforcement.
- Updates expiration dates and renewal procedures for physical and mobile ID cards.
- Defines the validity period for mobile ID cards.
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