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Special situation

Correct a title record in Michigan

Use this path when the Michigan title has the wrong owner, lien, name, or vehicle detail and needs a formal correction before you rely on it.

Use this when

Choose this path when the Michigan title exists but contains a material record error that affects ownership or vehicle identity.

Coverage statusSource-backed
Last syncedMar 9, 2026, 7:16 AM UTC

What to gather first

  • current title or title record details
  • supporting documents that prove the correction
  • title correction fee when Michigan charges for the correction
  • lien release or lienholder documentation when the correction affects lien data

Likely next steps

  1. Identify the exact title error and gather the documents that prove the correction before scheduling the Secretary of State visit.
  2. Use Michigan's title-correction process rather than assuming a normal transfer or renewal will fix the record.
  3. Do not sell or transfer the vehicle against a Michigan title that still contains a material error.

Ready to act?

Start the official title correction workflow

PlateHarbor already normalized the steps. Open the live Michigan service page to confirm eligibility, forms, and fees before filing.

Official state service link